Here in SD where the winds blows constant, I have a 100 year 4 square, 2 story farm house. Poor insulation and even poorer windows but well protected by trees. I have electric baseboard heat (on a separate meter as out coop gives a discount for heating) and a corn/pellet stove. Without the stove going I might spend around $1500 a season. With the stove going the electric drops to around $500 for the season. I have yet to run through more then 100 bushels of corn in a season so even at $7 corn, that's only $700 so i'm still ahead $300. The house is much warmer too when the stove is going. There are big plans this summer to finally upgrade my 100 year old windows and some new siding with insulation. I can't wait to see the difference!!!
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