I'll suggest that this act of adding solar to a conventional agriculture system is - as some might say - like putting lipstick on a pig. Here's why I say that:

I'll suggest that this act of adding solar to a conventional agriculture system is - as some might say - like putting lipstick on a pig. Here's why I say that: There is an emerging agriculture known as Regenerative Agriculture [1] (RA) which is sometimes known as "no till" farming, which, in theory, reduces the need for massive field crop irrigation. Let me add that the move to RA from present systems is a long way off, so the act of adding solar to the present process to reduce carbon is still beneficial. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regenerative_agriculture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regenerative_agriculture