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I just had a funny vision in my own brain to entertain myself. You know, sometimes when neighbors in town don't get along and they end up putting a sign up that says my neighbor's stupid or something like that. How funny would it be for one neighbor to build a billboard that blocks the wind right next to somebody else's wind tower itself?

I just had a funny vision in my own brain to entertain myself. You know, sometimes when neighbors in town don't get along and they end up putting a sign up that says my neighbor's stupid or something like that. How funny would it be for one neighbor to build a billboard that blocks the wind right next to somebody else's wind tower itself?

But in your area, you don't have neighbors that are close enough to even worry about.

But in your area, you don't have neighbors that are close enough to even worry about.

But in your area, you don't have neighbors that are close enough to even worry about.

The joke around here is we didn't realize how much the wind blew until the windmills went up. But now you have a visual every time the wind blows, what direction it's coming out of and how fast it's blowing. So it's kind of humorous.

The joke around here is we didn't realize how much the wind blew until the windmills went up. But now you have a visual every time the wind blows, what direction it's coming out of and how fast it's blowing. So it's kind of humorous.

The joke around here is we didn't realize how much the wind blew until the windmills went up. But now you have a visual every time the wind blows, what direction it's coming out of and how fast it's blowing. So it's kind of humorous.

But I remember when they were coming through central Iowa, one of the sales pitches is how it was going to increase the local tax revenue for schools and public works to be able to provide extra assistance for our local communities. But if you're not selling the land, how is that happening?

But I remember when they were coming through central Iowa, one of the sales pitches is how it was going to increase the local tax revenue for schools and public works to be able to provide extra assistance for our local communities. But if you're not selling the land, how is that happening?

But I remember when they were coming through central Iowa, one of the sales pitches is how it was going to increase the local tax revenue for schools and public works to be able to provide extra assistance for our local communities. But if you're not selling the land, how is that happening?

So let's go back to the lease and easement agreement that you have to be able to speak on and then maybe the experience you have through your consulting. How does the income look? Is it a base plus how much the wind blows? Is it a set fee? What are we to expect?

So let's go back to the lease and easement agreement that you have to be able to speak on and then maybe the experience you have through your consulting. How does the income look? Is it a base plus how much the wind blows? Is it a set fee? What are we to expect?

So let's go back to the lease and easement agreement that you have to be able to speak on and then maybe the experience you have through your consulting. How does the income look? Is it a base plus how much the wind blows? Is it a set fee? What are we to expect?

Yeah, it sounds similar to what is in this area. I know, especially when studies are going on, that initial fee for potential committed acres or committed area certainly is something that is handy. We've also got in our area a couple of pipelines that run through. So it's a combination of what your ground is feasible for. So I appreciate that perspective. But now I want to know,

Yeah, it sounds similar to what is in this area. I know, especially when studies are going on, that initial fee for potential committed acres or committed area certainly is something that is handy. We've also got in our area a couple of pipelines that run through. So it's a combination of what your ground is feasible for. So I appreciate that perspective. But now I want to know,

Yeah, it sounds similar to what is in this area. I know, especially when studies are going on, that initial fee for potential committed acres or committed area certainly is something that is handy. We've also got in our area a couple of pipelines that run through. So it's a combination of what your ground is feasible for. So I appreciate that perspective. But now I want to know,

At the end of your 30-year agreement, what is supposed to happen?

At the end of your 30-year agreement, what is supposed to happen?

At the end of your 30-year agreement, what is supposed to happen?