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Reduce Energy Costs in Agriculture

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Agricultural Economics, Soils
Publication Number: IS1621
View as PDF: IS1621.pdf

Farmers and consumers alike have long taken for granted plentiful supplies of energy at a reasonable cost. However, energy bills that have doubled or tripled have led to rethinking the energy situation.

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Portrait of Mr. James R. Wooten
Extension Associate III
Bio-Energy, Alternative Energy, Feedstock engineering,
Portrait of Dr. Larry Oldham
Extension Professor
Soil Health, Soil Fertility, Nutrient Management, Soil Conservation and Management, Certified Crop A

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