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Small-Scale Wind Energy on the Farm (Summary)
Small-Scale Wind Energy on the Farm (Summary)
Wind-generated electricity is attracting the interest of farmers, ranchers, and other landowners across
the country. People find wind energy attractive for a variety of reasons, including its potential economic
benefits and its lower impact on the environment when compared to coal and other electric power
generation fuels. Wind-generated electricity can help farmers and ranchers reduce their energy costs,
an important consideration in these days of continually increasing utility rates.
This publication will introduce you to small-scale wind energy to help you decide if wind energy is an
economical option for your farm or ranch.
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Last Updated April 15, 2008
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