Carl Waller-Barret, a third-generation tenant on Glebe Farm in Horsford, says he will be left with just six fields – half of the land he currently farms - after a giant 87-acre solar farm was given the green light.

He added the scheme will put pressure on his business Chipeez which supplies local restaurants and chip shops with locally grown produce.

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Carl Waller-Barret, 35 will lose half of the land he uses to provide local produce (Image: Jack Warren)

Proposals for the solar farm were initially rejected by Broadland District Council.

But Pathfinder Clean Energy – the London-based firm behind the scheme - went to the government’s........

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