Solar power generation involves erecting pillars in farmland and installing photovoltaic power generation equipment in upper spaces to achieve sunlight sharing between agricultural production and power generation. In addition to income from selling crops, farmers can further improve agricultural management by selling electricity and generating private power.

If agricultural solar power generation progresses in the right direction, a new type of agriculture combining "agricultural income" and "electricity sales income" will become possible. In addition to local energy production for local consumption, reinvesting electricity sales income in regional revitalization could become a catalyst for generating new industries.

FARSUN has installed agricultural PV power generation in Japan. Due to the founder's farming background, FARSUN has been focusing on balancing solar power generation and agricultural solar sharing (agricultural PV power business) since entering the solar manufacturing industry, and has been engaged in demonstration experiments. In addition to parking lots, FARSUN's independently developed solar support system has also proposed agricultural applications.

As for sales, FARSUN is focusing on developing its own sales channels, with approximately 80% currently shifting towards direct sales and online sales.