Cranberry Bogs Were Unprofitable, Then Solar Saved The Day
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Two Massachusetts cranberry bogs in Plymouth and Kingston that had been out of service for years due to financial collapse are now operating again after solar agrivoltaic projects were installed over them, providing supplementary income to the farmer through land leasing while maintaining crop productivity.
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