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How land under solar contributes to food security (Nebraskans for Solar)
Farming solar
Dual harvest (Hampshire Daily Gazette)
Pollinator-friendly solar with bird-friendly buffers (Vermont Audubon)

Stephen Herbert, professor of agriculture at UMass Amherst, right, shows farmer Pat Canonica of Boxford how raised solar panels allow for the land underneath to remain in agriculture as vegetable gardens Aug. 31, 2017 at the UMass Crop and Animal Research and Education Center in South Deerfield.

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