I think not in large scale yet, but there are experiments.
> "Solar panels in a field will necessarily cast a shadow. This can be
beneficial for some crops, for others not. In Northern Europe, agrivoltaic production seems to be suitable for crops such as onions, grains, potatoes, and root vegetables, perhaps also strawberries or raspberries. In areas where the sunshine is more intense, solar panels can reduce evaporation and lay the foundation for higher production than otherwise. In southern Europe, solar panels can probably be combined with vines or olive bushes," says van der Pouw.
> "Solar panels in a field will necessarily cast a shadow. This can be beneficial for some crops, for others not. In Northern Europe, agrivoltaic production seems to be suitable for crops such as onions, grains, potatoes, and root vegetables, perhaps also strawberries or raspberries. In areas where the sunshine is more intense, solar panels can reduce evaporation and lay the foundation for higher production than otherwise. In southern Europe, solar panels can probably be combined with vines or olive bushes," says van der Pouw.
https://www.statkraft.com/newsroom/news-and-stories/2022/agr...
https://www.npr.org/2021/11/14/1054942590/solar-energy-color...