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Topic Title: Farming beneath solar panels. Topic Summary: May be the next thing. Created On: 11/14/2021 07:12 AM |
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- johnnyboy | - 11/14/2021 07:12 AM |
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Maybe try reading it.
But he soon discovered that the shade from the towering panels above the soil actually helped the plants thrive. That intermittent shade also meant a lot less evaporation of coveted irrigation water. And in turn the evaporation actually helped keep the sun-baked solar panels cooler, making them more efficient. ------------------------- I was right. |
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