I meant in produce, as in vegetables. 
I was wondering if you would catch that. 


Right, but you gotta get the water to the Sunnyside. Just like any economic model, some will mine and transport to production and some will produce at the site. 

Wait.. Do you mean produce as in human food?  I'm talking about O2 and Hydrogen for going to Mars. 

TNStacker

True. 
I just thought you could make more produce and do things in the sun compared to doing everything in the shade. 

Satosora

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China probe lands on moon’s far side in first-ever sample retrieval mission

In my opinion people populate where the work is located. At least for as long as it takes to do the work. Maybe that's not population. People I know that work harsh conditions, say off shore in the Gulf of Mexico, generally live within a few hours drive of the coast. But usually people rotate at remote locations. 

If a real population develops I imagine it would straddle the dark and light sides for efficiency. 