'All In The Family'
Tommy Horton
Verle, the "unofficial historian" of the family, agrees with that assessment and takes it one step further.
"The power costs are also going up, and that's a concern," he says. "Those costs have pretty much skyrocketed in the last few years."
Despite the high electrical costs, the Palmers meticulously manage their pumps so that tailwater runoff can be captured and recycled on many fields.
"That proves to be an advantage anytime we can catch that water and use it again," says Verle.
source : cottonfarming
Tommy Horton
Verle, the "unofficial historian" of the family, agrees with that assessment and takes it one step further.
"The power costs are also going up, and that's a concern," he says. "Those costs have pretty much skyrocketed in the last few years."
Despite the high electrical costs, the Palmers meticulously manage their pumps so that tailwater runoff can be captured and recycled on many fields.
"That proves to be an advantage anytime we can catch that water and use it again," says Verle.
source : cottonfarming
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