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ASGA’s “Meet a Member” spotlights the people powering the solar grazing movement. Each installment offers a fun, informative peek into our members’ lives through questions that highlight their experiences, skills,…
Read MoreThis resource, A Quick Guide to Agrivoltaics Monitoring & Research Design, developed in partnership with The Nature Conservancy, provides producers, researchers, and land managers with the core principles for reliably…
Read MoreWith short days and chilly weather ahead, it’s the perfect time for a quick and fun meal. Try our new Panel to Plate recipe, Margarita Lamb Taco Salad with Mango Salsa,…
Read MoreWinter 2025 Newsletter Welcome to the Winter 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 As snow returns to Northeast solar sites, solar grazing persists. These sheep make use of the stockpiled forage still accessible…
Read MoreIntroducing “Meet a Member”, a new ASGA feature that highlights the people driving the solar grazing movement. Each installment shares insights from our members through a series of fun and…
Read MoreHow can solar graziers keep sheep healthy, productive, and cost-effective through the winter as flocks continue to scale? Our new fact sheet created in partnership with American Humane Society, Winter…
Read MoreHow can understanding fescue’s strengths and risks help graziers capitalize on fescue’s durability while protecting livestock? Our new fact sheet, Best Practices: Managing Fescue in Solar Grazing Systems, breaks down…
Read MoreWhat happens when a pair of farmers look beyond tradition and see possibility where no one else has? Meet Lyndsey Smith and Chris Moore of Shady Creek Lamb Company, a…
Read MoreSolar sites present unique challenges for performing ultrasounds and pregnancy detection, especially as grazing operations grow in size and complexity. In this month’s Grazing with Cam, Dr. Wyatt Catron joined…
Read MoreASGA’s Executive Director, Stacie Peterson, was recently featured in SEIA’s Good Energy Podcast. Stacie gave an excellent overview of the rapidly growing field of agrivoltaics. She explained that agrivoltaics can take many…
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