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Nebraska farmer earns up to $12,500 yearly leasing one acre for wind turbine

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A Nebraska farmer leases a small portion of a 160-acre parcel for a wind turbine. The turbine occupies about one acre, allowing the rest of the land to remain in agricultural use. According to a 2021 case study, such leases can pay between $10,000 and $12,500 per year. This income significantly exceeds the estimated $600 annual revenue from growing corn on the same land.

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