We were very fortunate to have Will Harris from White Oak Pastures join us for a special interview. It’s an understatement to say that Will strongly believes in his bold…

Watch the recording for our discussion with hogfarmer Greg Gunthorp, who recently began a utility-scale solar grazing operation in Indiana. Greg has a long history in the farm to market…

Chad Raines (solar grazier from Texas), Ken Dewitt (Insurance Agent at Pruitt Agency), and Adam Sotirakopoulos (Operations and Maintenance at Enel, a solar developer) joined us to discuss the basics…

Sheep herding dogs are essential working companions for many solar graziers, saving graziers time and money when moving sheep. For this Teatime, we had a fantastic discussion on acquiring and managing…

The Solar and Storage Industries Institute (SI2)‘s Shawn Rumery presented the fascinating early results from their Solar + Farms survey. The survey offered an opportunity for farmers and solar developers…

Many new and experienced solar graziers have been in the difficult position of having their flock ready to mobilize on solar sites, when suddenly their start date is pushed back…

How do you make solar arrays cattle proof and what does cattle grazing under solar panels look like now? To provide an update on some of the latest developments in…

Following up on our April panel discussion on solar grazing budgets and our December presentation from Bobbie Severson on developing solar grazing co-ops in the northeast, we invited Todd Schmit…

For this webinar, we tackled high-latitude agrivoltaics in Alaska and North Dakota. First we heard from the team developing the agrivoltaics research project at the Houston Solar site in Alaska. They…