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PHOTOS: Obama gives speech at POET Biorefining in Macon

Wednesday, April 28, 2010 | 3:54 p.m. CDT; updated 4:02 p.m. CDT, Wednesday, April 28, 2010

BY Joel Kowsky

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President Barack Obama addressed a crowd at a POET Biorefining facility in Macon on Wednesday, talking about the importance of biofuel, among other topics.

President Barack Obama speaks to a small crowd of employees and guests at POET Biorefining in Macon on Wednesday.   ¦  Joel Kowsky

President Barack Obama speaks to employees and guests at POET Biorefining in Macon on Wednesday. Obama spoke about the importance of biofuels after being given a tour of the facility.   ¦  Joel Kowsky

After being given a tour of POET Biorefining on Wednesday, President Barack Obama spoke to a small crowd of employees and guests.   ¦  Joel Kowsky

President Barack Obama greets members of the audience after finishing his speech at POET Biorefining in Macon on Wednesday.   ¦  Joel Kowsky

Macon Mayor Dale Bagley greets Gov. Jay Nixon prior to President Barack Obama's speech at the POET Biorefining facility in Macon on Wednesday.   ¦  Joel Kowsky

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