Kabalikat is closely connected with the local food chain as it provides chicken to the local markets and small retailers. The conditions in the stable barns are not negotiable. The farm was equipped with a grid-tied solar system that is sized such that it is active during the working day, when fans, pumps, and pad systems are active the most. Roofs were also long and disproportionate, and therefore, the plan used several MPPT inputs, so that every part worked best. Net metering can record the value when the demand is low, e.g., cleaning days between flocks. What has shifted after solar is visible. The cost of energy has been reduced, and the money can be used on biosecurity, equipment service, and staff needs. The team at Kabalikat can concentrate on day-to-day activities, since most of the work is done during the day by the sun. It is a simple and practical measure that strengthens the farm and the community it serves.