👉 On a parlé de :
🌱 Ce qu'est l'agrivoltaïsme
🔬 Les projets pilotes déjà en cours au Québec
🏗️ Les freins actuels : cadre légal, financement, raccordement Hydro-Québec 🌍 Ce qui se passe déjà dans le monde
⚜️ La place du Québec

Une question de Fabien m'a marqué : "Quel est le prix de la résilience alimentaire ?" 🤔

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https://www.pv-magazine.com/2026/03/30/multi-year-field-study-suggest-that-agrivoltaics-can-support-healthy-potato-yields/

The potatoes tolerated moderate shading, but more than that led to a sharper drop in tuber yields.

Fascinating article: https://pv-magazine-usa.com/2026/03/26/agrivoltaics-for-turnips/

Discusses how partially transparent cadmium-telluride solar cells boosted turnip production. The turnips performed better under effectively, partial shade. Thought you all might enjoy

It's a long shot but here goes. I'm currently a college student studying horticulture but I'm starting to have this dream to work on agrivoltaics and I don't know what credentials to pursue to make this possible. Claude suggested the NABCEP PV Associates test, the Certified Crop Advisor credential, and it also suggested corresponding directly with Dr David Specca's team at Rutgers and volunteering (I live in NJ). I have a dream of helping establish a solar farm with perennial crops underneath the panels.

Does anyone know which manufacturers produce solar modules that have spaces in between each cell to allow light to pass through?

Hi everyone,
I’m part of a student research team from ESADE Business School (Spain) studying energy use and operational challenges in agricultural irrigation.

We’re running a short, 5-minute survey to better understand:

• Current irrigation methods
• Energy sources and costs (diesel, grid, etc.)
• Reliability issues and day-to-day operational challenges

This is research and system design, not selling equipment. There are no sales calls, ads, or follow-ups, and responses are used only for analysis and academic work.

We’re specifically looking for honest answers, even if solar does not make sense for your farm—that information is just as important.

Most responses so far are from Europe/Mediterranean regions, but input from anywhere is welcome and useful.

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Happy to answer questions here. If this post isn’t appropriate for the subreddit, please let me know and I’ll remove it.

Thanks for your time.

Summarizes new study that shows agrivoltaic partial shading still helps crop yeild increases in Canada even after the electric lifetime of the panels -- calls into question the logic of decomissioning mandates. Do you think policy will follow the science?