After that it would be a blow to Hardee County if it never comes to fruition, given all the time and effort put forth so far (i.e. the money set aside for rail spur, the land purchase, the fact that Bionitrogen has ties to Hardee County via Brian Samuels, and the proximity of the proposed plant to Florida Light and Power and the other fertilizer company that was providing them with trees for biomass). At this point, though, I'd like to see the first plant get going no matter where the heck it starts.
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