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The government is actively promoting the establishment of mini solar plants among farmers as a strategy to enhance their income. This initiative is part of a broader effort to encourage sustainable energy practices and provide additional revenue streams for agricultural workers.

The program aims to facilitate financial assistance and technical support for farmers interested in investing in solar energy. By harnessing solar power, farmers can not only reduce their electricity costs but also generate surplus energy that can be sold back to the grid, thereby diversifying their income sources.

Additionally, this initiative aligns with national goals to increase the share of renewable energy in the energy mix and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. As the agriculture sector faces challenges such as fluctuating market prices and climate change impacts, integrating renewable energy solutions may provide resilience and sustainability to rural economies.

The government is collaborating with various organizations and experts to provide training and resources to farmers on the installation and maintenance of these solar plants. Through this effort, officials hope to foster a sense of environmental stewardship while addressing economic challenges in the agricultural sector.