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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2007

Page

7

Wind power gains traction as farmers reap profits

Wind energy shifts from dust bowl lore to farm income. AWEA envisions 20 percent of US electricity by 2030 as turbines occupy minimal land and deliver $33 to $66 per acre. Horizon Energy buys Horizon for over $2 billion. wind presents a nonpolluting, water free alternative against coal and natural gas with local farming benefits.

Montana Dakotas Seaboard U.S. Weather Bureau Pacific Ocean Rockies America American Wind Energy Association Susan Sloat AWEA Portugal EDB Horizon Energy Horizon United States Sloan

Bearded and Other Irises Add Color and Texture

Iris family offers beauty and versatility for North American landscapes. Bearded irises captivate with large blooms and deep colors, thriving from zone 3 to 9. Other types include Siberian, Japanese, Louisiana, African irises, and the Yellow Flag, each bringing unique texture and height to mixed containers and water-edge gardens.

North farmers lag in spring planting amid cool soils

North of the Kentucky line soils remain wet and cool delaying crops while the South sees ahead planting and drier conditions. Louisiana sorghum leads with 47 percent planted by April 15 versus 25 percent on 2002-06 average. Nebraska oats at 43 percent behind 68 percent. Farmers fear freeze damage and rising costs if early corn emerges, with Iowa reporting almost no corn planted and Illinois growers anxious as soil temps hover in the upper 50s.

Brad Rippey U.S. Department of Agriculture Washington Kentucky Ohio River Rippey Ing Louisiana National Agricultural Statistics Service Nebraska South Central United States Midwest Iowa Sam Cogdill Cogdill Farm Supply Inc Dunlap Cogdill Ilinois Garry Niemeyer Glenarm Ill Niemeyer

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