There’s been some talk about solar powered wineries lately. But what about wind power? There are typically two ways a winery could use wind for its energy needs. It’s now possible for any size winery (in a suitably windy location) to use small wind turbines to convert wind energy into electricity. Due to the increased …
Aside from producing renewable energy, wind turbines may have beneficial effects on crop growth.
A Michigan butcher says that having his own wind-power plant could have a positive long-term economic benefit and help to ensure the future sustainability of his family business.[social_buttons] Earl Bosch, owner of Earl’s Meats in Holland, Michigan, says he wouldn’t consider himself an environmentalist, but he also says he is looking to alternative energy to …
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