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Computer simulation software for water useage, etc

 
Tom Connolly
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I am looking for computer software that will let me simulate the happenings of a farm. No, not the game but something more detailed. I would like to be able to simulate the following: electricity usage, water usage, feed requirements, etc. Does anyone have any idea? Free is always good
 
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Sounds like custom modelling and database development in a GIS environment.... I think that is the opposite of free

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