An Oregon wheat-farming couple had 13 wind turbines placed on their land; while crops continued around them, they said the operating turbines were bringing in about $100,000 a year
- In the dry, rolling hills of Sherman County, Oregon, farming continues alongside huge green energy projects.
- For one local wheat-growing family, having wind turbines on their land has changed their yearly finances without stopping their traditional harvest.
- According to a report by The Oregonian/OregonLive, Kevin McCullough and his wife, Kathryn McCullough, grow wheat on land that contains about half of the Biglow Canyon wind farm.
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- In the dry, rolling hills of Sherman County, Oregon, farming continues alongside huge green energy projects.
- For one local wheat-growing family, having wind turbines on their land has changed their yearly finances without stopping their traditional harvest.
- According to a report by The Oregonian/OregonLive, Kevin McCullough and his wife, Kathryn McCullough, grow wheat on land that contains about half of the Biglow Canyon wind farm.
Sources: Times of India