Category: wildlife
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#832 – Abandoned Shallow Well. Installed Solar Panels For New Deep Well.
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in barn door, carpentry, deer farm, diy solar, diy well, excavator, fallow deer, farming, homestead, homesteading, land management, off grid, off grid life, off grid water, off grid well, off the grid, recycle, repurposed, skid steer, Skidsteer, solar panels well, solar power, solar powered well, thinning hardwoods, thrifting, vintage, wildlifeAfter seven years of use I completely disconnected and abandoned our shallow well. Installed solar panels and adjusted solar panel angles for the new deep well. 🔔 Red Poppy Ranch Merch: www.redpoppyranch.com📧 Come Ring the Bell Say Hi: redpoppyranch98@gmail.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/redpoppyranchFacebook: www.faceboox.com/rpridahoMusic www.epidemicsound.com For sponsorship inquiries, contact: redpoppyranch@adhesivemedia.com
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HUGE Honey Bee Colony DISCOVERED Under Solar Panels in Corona CA! | #bee #nature #shorts
I just wrapped up an intense bee removal job in Corona, California, and these honey bees had been working overtime! The hive was hidden underneath a solar panel, and the amount of brood and honey I uncovered was unbelievable. It felt like I hit the jackpot—the colony stopped right at the edge of the panel!…
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Solar Roads: Can Streets Become Giant Solar Panels? | National Geographic
The sun’s rays can hit some roads for up to 90 percent of the daylight hours, so companies in Europe and the U.S. are experimenting with building solar panels along or above roads. But are such projects worth the cost? In France one company is hoping to distinguish itself—and reduce costs—with solar panels that are…