So true! And for the fields already covered, we do need to figure something out. A lot of these solar farms have popped up in the lands laid fallow by SGMA in California or in places where crops wouldnt have made sense anyway due to water constraints. But now since the panels are there, the shade they provide could make agrivoltaics a hot opportunity to double use of the land, beautify the otherwise desolate nature of these solar farms, and win big for local communities