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John Deere project turns gears for wind farms
Jim Meenagh, with John Deere’s corporate office, said the times are a-changing, fuel costs a fortune, and “many progressive people” are looking at alternative energy sources such as wind power. One example is John Deere Credit (JDC). The company is looking to support and expand wind power — and there are many opportunities in the Midwest, Meenagh said.
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• It can’t work with cities or schools “for reasons of tax eligibility” and other legal issues.
“Investments in wind energy benefit rural economies where John Deere customers live,” they say. “It helps rural America capitalize on its investment in real estate while helping our environment at the same time.” It also promises good returns for John Deere.
http://www.midweeknews.com/local/articles/113005-john_deere.html
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