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Friday Aug 16, 2019
Wind turbine wake steering/Soybeans and water conservation
Friday Aug 16, 2019
Friday Aug 16, 2019
We know that wind turbines are a clean source of power. But we’re learning more ways they can generate power more effectively. Wake-steering, which is pointing turbines slightly away from oncoming wind can improve both the quantity and quality of power from wind farms, and probably lower operating costs. This is according to a new Stanford study. We’re joined by mechanical engineering PhD student Michael Howland.
Soybeans are the 2nd-most field planted crop in the U.S. and a crop that popular among farmers has a big impact on how we best use resources. Amy Roady with Illinois Soybean Growers shares some of the issues and solutions around water conservation and soybean growing.
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