Comments by "hizzle mobizzle" (@hizzlemobizzle) on "Rural America Is Setting Itself Up For Disaster" video.

actually solar farms take up very little useable land and in some cases make farming possible where it otherwise would be too hot and arid. The can provide shade during crucial parts of the day. While it is possible to install solar systems where there is no farming, you can still farm around the system. If you want to grow crops beneath or between the modules, you may need a smaller tractor or a plan to grow crops you can manage by hand. Solar installations also support native vegetation. In addition it sounds like the interference is not the farmers but the locals and the politicians. Farmers have no problem with anything that lowers their costs and maintains productivity.
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