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Installing solar over fields increases their yield.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agrivoltaics
https://news.westernu.ca/2023/04/expert-insight-shading-crops-with-solar-panels-can-improve-farming-lower-food-costs-and-reduce-emissions/
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An important missed word.
Issue is it depends on building them correctly with production of crops being the priority over production of power.
Issue is UK farmers have been penalised due to loss of government funding. So profiting from crops has been bloody hard for a few years now.
This means the few solar plants being built in the UK on arable land,are generally renting fields farmers have stopped using for crops.