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Wisconsin's Farmstead Rewiring Program - Stray Voltage
Through Rural Electrical Power Services, the Farm
Center provides information about stray voltage and power quality issues;
answers to regulatory questions; on-farm and distribution system investigations
by a technical team that can assist farmers in working with the utility
or electrician to resolve a power quality concern; a format for dispute
resolution; and research on electrical issues.
The REPS staff works with farmers, their veterinarians and nutritionists
to resolve herd health and production problems. They provide outreach
and technical assistance to farmers concerned with power quality issues.
The staff includes an ombudsman, a veterinarian, a technical support researcher,
and a program assistant.
REPS is a joint program with Wisconsin Public Service Commission.
Public Service
Commission
The PSC has a compilation of papers and other documents related to stray
voltage in Wisconsin available to the public.
Farm Rewiring Programs
- 1 page PDF
There are numerous rewiring and cost-sharing programs available that promote
safety and energy efficiency. For one farm couple in Manitowoc, the decision
to update their farm wiring was an easy one.
We Energies Rewiring Program
Any We Energies livestock farm customer, including dairy farmers, can apply for assistance with a rewiring project. A local field representative will work with customers throughout the project. Reimbursement totals depend on project and farm type. Call 1-800-714-7777 or visit www.we-energies.com/agricultureservices for more information.
Wisconsin's Farmstead Rewiring Program
Taught through the Wisconsin Technical College System, the Farmstead Rewiring
course allows electricians to learn more about the specific National Electric
Code standards of farm wiring.
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