Solar farms displacing productive farmland will likely remain a sensitive topic among farmers in 2025. Minnesota Farmers Union president Gary Wertish says solar sites should not be located on prime crop ground. “But then I see the investments (by) utilities (so) they want it close to their transmission lines, and it’s more economic for them […]
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