[mirchiseth]

It's almost as if everything on this earth is a reflection of Sun. We finally figured out how to harvest it at scale without depending on nature in the middle.

[AtlasBarfed]

Heck, the next big revolution will probably be solar + agriculture dual land use, since you don't need all the sun's energy for plant growth during the day. It might even lead to higher yields because the solar panels might integrate led lighting for growing in the night.

[eternityforest]

So the plants get "saturated" and don't want more than a certain amount of light per hour?

Growing at night outdoors seems like the kind of light pollution that would harm something and anger someone, but not unlikely anyway...

Do we really need more yields? I thought we made enough food for everyone already and it's just distribution at this point?