We utilize profiling lidar (Aitken et al. J Tech 2012, Rhodes and Lundquist BLM 2013, Lundquist et al. AMT 2015, Mirocha et al. JRSE 2015, Lee and Lundquist BLM 2017), scanning lidar (Smalikho et al. J Tech 2013, Mirocha et al. JRSE 2014, Aitken et al. J Tech 2014, Aitken and Lundquist J Tech 2014, Banta et al. J Tech 2015,  Bodini et al. AMT 2017), radiometers (Friedrich et al. GRL 2012, Bianco et al. AMT 2017), meteorological towers (Vanderwende and Lundquist ERL 2012, Clifton et al. JSEE 2013) and tethered lifting systems (Lundquist and Bariteau BLM 2015) to study the development and propagation of wind turbine wakes in different atmospheric conditions, with special interest in wind farms co-located with agriculture (Rajewski et al. BAMS 2013, Rajewski et al. AFM 2014). Our algorithms for wake characterization are publicly-available at https://github.com/nicolabodini/CWEX13.