I've seen farmers on here, and it's a trivially verifiable fact that some farmers are using agrivoltaic approaches.

Nor are farmers immune to the "vote against your own interests" political bullshit that often comes up around renewables. Look at how many voted for the guy who started a trade war as a thank you.

(Plenty of bakers here, by the way. I used a literal ton of flour during COVID keeping the neighborhood supplied with sourdough. And I give hay to horses ~5x a week; I've seen what animals can do to a grassy field.)

I'm going to guess that all you can do yourself is "code" and you've never actually farmed, wired a house or processing plant, can't gas fit pipes, never studied civil engineering, can't pave a patio or build a brick BBQ, and have never submitted policy papers to local government.

If that's the case, then I suggest you work on that and broaden your life experiences.