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Harford County debates farmland use for solar panels

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WBFF- Baltimore — HARFORD COUNTY, Md. — A contentious debate is unfolding in Harford County as recent state legislation mandates the conversion of 5,500 acres of viable farmland into solar panel installations.

The legislation has sparked a conflict between the need for food security and the push for green energy solutions.

Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly addressed the issue, highlighting the concerns surrounding the impact on local agriculture.

The county is grappling with balancing environmental goals with the preservation of farmland, as stakeholders weigh the long-term implications of the legislation.

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