So price rises when one expands production? C'mon now. That's surely not what you meant to say.
Probably you intended something more like, ''...the result will be a massive expansion of food production. If this expansion is not large enough to meet the increased demand caused by the subsidised and/or forced usage of ethanol, a secondary result will be a rise in food prices.''
Which, given wheat over $9/bu and corn and beans well higher than 2 years ago, would seem now to be a fait accompli.
My apologies for the double post!