The arrangement of Tañedo is simple. Fans, cooling pads, and lighting in the daytime drive the bill. The farm did not need storage. It required a grid-tied system, which will work best when the sun is at its peak. Shade was checked on the rooftops, strings were grouped using similar tilt and azimuth, and conductor sizes were selected to maintain the voltage increase in check. The system now strikes down the midday bill and maintains the conditions constant within the barns. The net metering deals with light days, hence value is not wasted. The gains are practical. Reductions in operating expenses, improved planning of feed and harvest times, and fewer surprises in the utility statement. To Tañedo, the sun is no headline. It belongs to the management of a stable farm which brings good all the year round to its purchasers.