This webinar explored the role of mixed sheep and goat grazing on solar sites in the Southwestern United States, where dry climates, woody vegetation, and wildfire risk create unique vegetation … Goats Gone Wild! Can Goats Graze Solar Sites Without Causing Damage? (Plus: Digging Into Southwest Solar Grazing)
In this webinar, Dr. Hannah Varnell of Heritage Vet Partners discussed the critical role biosecurity plays in protecting flock health and long-term profitability. The webinar explored the diseases that effective … Defining the Bugs of Biosecurity in Solar Flocks
With confirmed cases of New World Screwworm (NWS) now present in the United States, ASGA hosted a special webinar to help solar graziers and sheep producers understand the emerging threat … New World Screwworm in the United States: Guidance from the American Sheep Industry Association
June’s Grazing with Cam discussed updates on solar Grazing in the Midwest. Camren was joined by Lewis Butler (TotalEnergies), who provided a solar industry perspective on agrivoltaics adoption, project development … Regional Update on Midwest Solar Grazing: Grazing with Cam Open Forum
The June ASGA Cafe Chat focused on the business side of solar grazing, from finding your first contract to managing long-term client relationships and scaling an operation. Members discussed topics … ASGA Cafe Chat: June 2026
This ASGA webinar featured two young solar graziers: Kaden Kurtz, a 20-year-old, 5th-generation farmer from Central Texas running roughly 2,000 ewes across 2,200 acres of solar sites, and Elspeth Robertson-DuBois, … Young Guns: Up-and-Coming Solar Graziers from Texas and Massachusetts