"Could everything here be produced from corn stalks?"
"Correct!"
"How efficient is it to turn corn stalks into these things?"
"On average, every four tons of corn stalks can produce one ton of energy alcohol, along with more than two tons of special plant fiber pulp and over nine hundred kilograms of organic fertilizer."
"Can this energy alcohol be drunk?"
"How effective is the organic fertilizer we just saw compared with ordinary fertilizer?"
"What are these special plant fiber pulps used for? Can they only be made into these coal briquettes here?"
Ever since arriving at this alcohol production base and seeing that, just as Zhang Tie had said, everything here was indeed produced from corn stalks—things people had previously treated as rubbish and burned—Tang De's eyes had been shining. The gleam in them was like countless gold coins flashing before his eyes.
Of everyone present, Tang De had the most questions, and his questions also voiced the doubts in everyone else's hearts. Having received Zhang Tie's signal, Li Tao generously explained everything here to them.
"The alcohol here differs from ordinary alcohol brewed from grain. It can't be drunk. Even after being diluted with water, it has a particular pungent, numbing taste that makes it easy to tell apart..."
After hearing Li Tao, everyone personally sampled the energy alcohol on the production line after it had been diluted to eighty percent.
The flavor resembled liquor, but it was absolutely not the flavor of liquor. It was far more pungent, and once diluted, it was not colorless either; one could make out a faint yellow tinge. The moment it entered their mouths, the taste buds on their tongues felt a numb, tingling sensation. It tasted terrible and could fool no one.
"What a pity," Tang