Most production in north america is for livestock feed corn, not food

Freddy, please redistribute the percentages below for the year 2117 (approximate, just a wild guess) and then estimate the effect on the PRICE of the various corn products (including exports) catagories... and the effect on the price of the products they are used in (and assume little or no contribution from mythical ethanol processes not yet commercially viable please)

Feed/Residual 6.1 billion (54.5%)
Exports 2.1 billion (18.8%)
Ethanol (fuel) 1.6 billion (14.3%)
High Fructose Corn Syrup 530 million (4.7%)
Corn Starch 275 million (2.5%)
Corn Sweeteners 225 million (2.0%)
Cereal/Other 190 million (1.7%)
Beverage Alcohol 135 million (1.2%)
Total 11.2 billion bushels

Read Nate Hagen's article from the other day and wear your thinking cap.

See that 11.2-Bil bushels on the bottom line? It was 8.97-Bil in 2002. Your subsidized farmers and those that do dick-all will be encouraged to change crop and/or work for change. Enuf said...

I know that with time you will be able to face reality and learn to cope with it freddy. In the meantime just continue to avoid questioning your childishly naive assumptions and you can remain comfortably numb and blissfully ignorant.