On page 19, line 15, after "state" insert "and best estimates to indicate, by percentage, the types of biofuel feedstocks and sources that contribute to biofuels used in the state and the general geographic origination of such feedstocks and sources. Based on analysis of this information, the report must also recommend appropriate mechanisms, including but not limited to changes in state contracting practices, tax incentives, or renewable fuel standard provisions, that will help Washington farmers and businesses compete in an economically viable manner and will encourage sustained development of an in-state biofuels industry based on feedstocks grown and produced in Washington"