• A 2-acre demonstration site within the 70-acre Sacred Land Collective farm.

• A half-acre agrivoltaics system combining solar energy and agriculture, maximizing land use.

• The solar microgrid system will use a non-permanent, modular racking system, allowing for quick assembly and disassembly.

• This mobile infrastructure enables the project to be showcased at various locations, including farmers' markets, festivals, and educational events.

• The system can be disassembled and reassembled within two hours, making it ideal for temporary installations and community engagement.

• One of the key components of this system is its ability to store the energy from the solar panels. 

• The Battery management system will help to manage, monitor, and report back on energy use. 

• The project incorporates solar panels embedded with artistic filaments, transforming them into a living canvas that generates energy.

• The art will be designed collaboratively with the community, showcasing sustainability, culture, and regenerative themes.

• This fusion of technology and creativity allows visitors to engage with renewable energy in a visually striking and meaningful way.

• A strawberry crop circle garden grown in a spiral formation, complementing the solar artwork.

• Holistic farming practices produce food for on-site events and sustainability demonstrations.

• The farm has a partnership with Seattle Ballooning, allowing visitors to ascend to 3,000 feet for a breathtaking aerial view of the farm.

• Guests will see solar art designs and crop messages spelling out "Sacred Land Collective" in living plants and solar panel artwork.

• The hot air balloon experience offers a unique immersive perspective, making it a one-of-a-kind sustainable tourism and fundraising opportunity

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