This month’s webinar explored the broader world of targeted grazing, featuring presentations from Dr. John Walker (Emeritus Professor, Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension) and Erica Sanko of the American … ASGA Call 87: Solar Grazing and the Targeted Grazing Handbook
We’ve just launched two new fact sheets on utilizing Livestock Guardian Dogs (LGDs) for solar grazing. Many solar graziers are deploying Livestock Guardian Dogs on sites to reduce predation and … ASGA Releases Livestock Guardian Dog Fact Sheets
Fescue is a hardy, cool season forage that is highly productive and maintains its quality well into the winter months, offering opportunity for stockpiling and winter grazing. This forage is … Fescue and Solar Grazing: An Opportunity or Time for Caution?
Spring 2025 Newsletter Welcome to the Spring Edition of the ASGA Quarterly Newsletter! We’re glad you’re here. This is the place where you can learn the latest happenings in the world of solar grazing and agrivoltaics. Grab a cup of coffee and read on to learn what ASGA and our partners are doing to help advance agriculture on solar fields. Photo of the Month Featuring Lexie Hain from Lightsourse bp and President of the ASGA Board of Directors Census Report The ASGA United States Solar…
How do you get in touch with the asset owner or operator for sites you’d like to graze? In this month’s Grazing with Cam event, Camren Maierle (American Lamb Board) … How to Reach Out to Solar Companies: Grazing with Cam Open Forum
What Makes an Ideal “Vegetation Management Specialist”: What Traits are Solar Companies Looking For?
Solar grazing requires sheep farmers to transition into professional vegetation service providers to meet contractual requirements for vegetation management. Experienced graziers know how crucial it is to understand the service … What Makes an Ideal “Vegetation Management Specialist”: What Traits are Solar Companies Looking For?