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COVERING GOOD FOOD GROWING LAND WITH SOLAR PANELS?
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<blockquote data-quote="Doing it for the kids" data-source="post: 7478151" data-attributes="member: 50712"><p>i think it depends on location. id rather see theses than wind farms, which catch your eye. I think they look like a lake.</p><p></p><p>putting on roofs is all well and good if the grid can cope. most of the time it cant which is why SF’s tend to be clustered along grid lines.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Say no more. Always looks amusing on the planning application when the applicant and deciding body are they same.</p><p></p><p>soil testing is compulsory now for each application to determine just how good it is.</p><p></p><p>one in planning near here thats been a grass farm for the last 100 years yet CPRE bang on about loss of food production etc. Sheep love solar farms, it gives them so much shelter, as do grey partridge</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doing it for the kids, post: 7478151, member: 50712"] i think it depends on location. id rather see theses than wind farms, which catch your eye. I think they look like a lake. putting on roofs is all well and good if the grid can cope. most of the time it cant which is why SF’s tend to be clustered along grid lines. Say no more. Always looks amusing on the planning application when the applicant and deciding body are they same. soil testing is compulsory now for each application to determine just how good it is. one in planning near here thats been a grass farm for the last 100 years yet CPRE bang on about loss of food production etc. Sheep love solar farms, it gives them so much shelter, as do grey partridge [/QUOTE]
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