The current trade situation highlights a fundamental challenge: modern agriculture has become deeply intertwined with international policy, making farm income subject to forces completely outside farmers' control. Smart farmers are looking for ways to reduce their exposure to these external risks.

If you're dealing with cash flow challenges, uncertain about your operation's viability, or simply looking for ways to stabilize your income, solar leasing might be worth exploring. The process is straightforward, and you maintain control of your decision every step of the way.

Farmers are facing what economists call a "double hit" from the current tariff situation. More than 20% of U.S. farm income comes from exports, and just last year the U.S. exported over $30 billion in agricultural products to Mexico, $29 billion to Canada, and $26 billion to China. If you're tired of watching your margins get squeezed from both sides, it might be time to explore solar leasing.

Evaluating solar lease offers requires careful consideration of multiple factors. Take your time, ask questions, and don't be afraid to negotiate. The right solar lease can provide decades of reliable income while maintaining the flexibility to adapt to changing circumstances.

Solar leasing helps maintain the social fabric of rural communities by keeping farming families financially stable and engaged. When farmers can rely on solar income, they're more likely to keep their land over generations.

The numbers tell a sobering story. Since 2020, farming costs have increased across the board—fertilizer prices have jumped 30%, fuel costs have soared 40%, and equipment expenses continue to climb. Meanwhile, crop prices remain volatile, leaving many farmers caught in a financial squeeze.

Immigration policy uncertainties, rising wages, and fewer young workers entering the farming workforce have created a bottleneck for operations across the country. By leasing your land for solar, you’re not just easing the financial pressure on your farm. You’re also helping power your community.

Our agrivoltaic solutions allow you to continue farming while benefiting from solar energy production. By integrating solar panels with certain crops or livestock, you can maximize land use efficiency and maintain agricultural productivity.

From erratic weather patterns to financial strain and labor shortages, today’s agricultural community is confronting a perfect storm of challenges that threaten productivity, sustainability, and even the future of farming itself.

We want you to feel empowered—not pressured. This isn’t a sales pitch. It’s a conversation. And whether or not you choose to move forward, you’ll walk away knowing you were respected, informed, and heard.

While markets rise and fall, and crop prices fluctuate with global demand, land lease payments from solar energy companies remain steady and long-term — offering a reliable income stream.