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81) Financial statements and other financial information, Department of Agriculture of the State of Colorado, June 30, 1976

Author

Ernst & Ernst

Pub. Date

[1976]

82) Farm tax delinquency in Colorado, 1928-1936

Author

Lee, J. K

Series

Miscellaneous volume no. 54

Pub. Date

1939.

83) The home garden: hints to plains settlers

Author

Payne, J. E

Series

Press bulletin volume no. 50

Pub. Date

1910.

84) The cow as an assistant

Author

Payne, J. E

Series

Press bulletin volume no. 52

Pub. Date

1910.

85) A step-by-step guide on how to write a successful business plan: Part 1,Basics of business planning

Author

Umberger, Wendy

Series

Agribusiness marketing report volume ABMR02-05

Pub. Date

[2002]

86) Fundamentals of investment analysis

Series

Agriculture and business management notes

Pub. Date

[2011]

87) A step-by-step guide on how to write a successful business plan: Part II,Financial components of a successful business plan

Author

Hine, Susan

Series

Agribusiness marketing report volume ABMR02-06

Pub. Date

[2002]

88) Public policy issues education resources

Author

Seidl, Andrew

Series

Agricultural and resource policy report volume APR 99-04

Pub. Date

[1999]

89) Agricultural planning handbook

Author

Foster, James C

Series

Colorado farm defense program volume D-1

Pub. Date

1941.

90) Final report for Colorado Department of Agriculture Advancing Colorado's Renewable Energy, farm scale wind implementation

Pub. Date

2010.

91) Wind resource evaluation at Colorado agricultural operations

Pub. Date

2010.

92) Farm scale wind power resource guide: that was then ... now what?

Pub. Date

2010.

93) Outline of Colorado tax laws for farmers and ranchmen

Author

Klemmedson, G. S

Series

Bulletin volume 355

Pub. Date

1929.

94) Energy storage

Pub. Date

2010.

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Renewable energy production is intermittent and not always available when needed. The ideal storage system will provide an agricultural producer the option of either (a) using the energy stored, as needed, to power large loads such as irrigations pumps, or (b) selling excess or stored energy back to the utility during peak load. Lastly, an underlying requirement of iCAST's CAES pilot was to provide the agricultural community an affordable energy storage...