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Prospectors seek the payoff winds in Arkansas hills

Posted: August 23, 2009 at 6:16 a.m.

Credit: The Gentry Journal
Nathan Wilson, founder and manager of Winds of Change, explains the use of a Triton Wind Profiler in a hayfield between Gentry and Decatur earlier this month.

Bristie Cure is a wind prospector, one of a handful of explorers who visit Arkansas with wind maps in hand searching for profitable ridgelines and abundant open space.

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Business, Pages 65, 72 on 08/23/2009

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