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Regional Agricultural Outlook and Policy Meetings set to kick off - Vimarsana News

Regional Agricultural Outlook and Policy Meetings set to kick off

Ohio State University Extension will present its 2022 Regional Agricultural Outlook and Policy Meetings starting in late January and ending in late March. OS

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Sign up for the 2022 Agriculture Outlook Meeting - Wilmington News Journal - Vimarsana News

Sign up for the 2022 Agriculture Outlook Meeting - Wilmington News Journal

Oh, great day in the morning! My favorite holiday is here! On behalf of my family, we want to wish you and your families a wonderful holiday season with mu

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'Solar farms': How to get unbiased information - Wilmington News Journal - Vimarsana News

'Solar farms': How to get unbiased information - Wilmington News Journal

‘Solar farms’: How to get unbiased information Tony Nye - OSU Extension Solar farms have become a hot topic of discussion in Ohio, and especially here in Clinton County and neighboring Highland County. Large “utility-scale” solar energy development is on the rise in Ohio. In the past few years, the Ohio Power Siting Board has approved several large-scale solar projects with generating capacities of 50MW or more, and many more projects are pending approval. These “solar farms” require a large land base, and in Ohio that land base is predominantly farmland. These solar energy facili...

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The solar power bonanza - Vimarsana News

The solar power bonanza

By 1/11/2021 Sandy and Greg Brummond know a good deal when they see one. Five years ago they cashed in on incentives offered on solar systems and invested in a $39,000 solar array that sits atop their farm shop near Craig, Nebraska.  The payoff was twofold for the Brummonds. Their current system (which can be expanded) generates 43% of the electricity their farm and home uses. Second, their solar array came with financial help. “To offset some of the cost, we got a $9,000 federal grant,” Sandy Brummond explains. “We also qualified for a 30% federal tax credit that offse...