Solar Grazing Monthly Webinars

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ASGA Call 99: Modeling Agrivoltaics with the National Lab of the Rockies’ (formerly NREL) New ADAM Tool

August 12 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EDT

For this month’s ASGA webinar, the team from the National Lab of the Rockies will be presenting their new Agrivoltaics…

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Archived Calls

Balancing Nutrition and Forage Quality on Solar Sites for Healthy Sheep: Grazing with Cam

By Alyssa Andrew | May 20, 2026

This month’s Grazing with Cam focused on balancing sheep nutrition with vegetation management goals to maintain healthy, productive flocks on solar sites. The discussion highlighted how forage quality directly impacts…

The New and Improved Solar Grazing Contract Template (ASGA Call #97)

By Alyssa Andrew | May 13, 2026

This webinar introduced ASGA’s updated Solar Grazing Master Services Agreement (MSA) Template, highlighting key revisions made to reflect the rapid growth and evolving needs of the solar grazing industry since…

Review of ASGA’s Updated Solar Grazing Contract Template

By Alyssa Andrew | April 22, 2026

In this review session, we walked through proposed updates to the ASGA Solar Grazing Contract. The session was hosted by Kevin Richardson and Camren Maierle as this month’s Grazing with…

Going (Poly)wireless: Update on Virtual Fencing for Solar Sheep

By Alyssa Andrew | April 21, 2026

This workshop focused on how virtual fencing is emerging as a promising alternative to traditional temporary fencing for managing sheep on solar sites. Because physical fencing is labor-intensive to install…

ASGA Call #96: ASGA and NLR’s New Checklist for Implementing Solar Grazing

By Alyssa Andrew | April 8, 2026

This webinar introduced two major new resources for the solar grazing industry: A Quick Guide to Agrivoltaics Monitoring & Research Design and Means and Metrics: The Standard Checklist for Solar Grazing. The first…

Optimizing Lamb Performance at Weaning and Beyond with Nicole Logg

By Alyssa Andrew | March 24, 2026

This workshop, led by Nicole Logg, focused on strategies for successfully finishing lambs raised on solar pastures. She discussed how nutrition at weaning plays a critical role in lamb growth…

Preparing Your Solar Grazing Bid: Grazing with Cam

By Alyssa Andrew | March 18, 2026

This Grazing with Cam session focused on one of the most important times of year for solar graziers: contract and bid season. Led by Camren Maierle, the workshop walked participants…

Pasture Management Principles: Regional Insights from Grazing Experts

By Alyssa Andrew | March 11, 2026

This webinar covered foundational grazing management principles and their regional applications across Texas, California, and North Carolina, with direct relevance to solar grazing operations. Presenters Dr. John Walker (Texas A&M),…

ASGA Call #95 – Grounded: Fencing Solutions for Solar Grazing

By Alyssa Andrew | March 6, 2026

Internal temporary fencing is one of the most critical tools in a solar grazier’s toolkit. In this webinar, four experienced solar graziers from across North America shared how they design…

Pre-bid Solar Site Visits: How to Set Yourself Up for Success with Brock Phillips

By Alyssa Andrew | February 25, 2026

The Request for Proposal (RFP) process provides essential documentation, but that documentation reflects design intent rather than field reality. Visiting a site before submitting a bid allows graziers to verify…