Tom Green, an Iowa farmer, backs the Folsom Lake Solar Project after it secured the green light from the Mills County Zoning Board. This initiative is set to ensure reliable income through long-term land leases amid tough farming conditions. It promises to produce a substantial amount of electricity, enough to power many local homes, while also creating jobs and boosting tax revenues.
Trending
- New rule for H-1B again? Visa extensions will be treated as fresh cases; asylum seekers and H-4 visa holders will also be affected
- California man paid $2 for old photos; one was later insured for $5 million
- Tech billionaire’s firm controls 2,700 Somerset acres as locals debate expansion
- William Chapman: Man who was killed by a tiger at zoo in South Yorkshire has been identified; he was pacing around enclousre with headphones
- Washington family used Victorian doll as 14th dinner guest; home is now a museum
- Chobani founder arrived in US with no English, later built refugee jobs network
- India reaffirms Ladakh status as China says it doesn’t recognise the UT
- Billionaire wins appeal overturning A$23.4 million tax bill tied to Tasmania’s Woolnorth dairy estate
Iowa farmer turns to solar leases paying $1,200 per acre as falling crop prices squeeze profits
By
Add A Comment