COMING SOON
The ASGA Solar Grazing Documentary
Who We Are
We are a community of farmers, solar developers, and innovators who are shaping the future of solar energy and farming. The American Solar Grazing Association (ASGA) is the leading voice of the solar grazing industry, with over 800 members across 45 states representing a diverse group of farmers and solar developers.
ASGA members are facilitating research, providing essential education, and developing best practices that support shepherds and solar developers to effectively manage solar installations and create new agribusiness profits.
Get Involved With Solar Grazing
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Become an ASGA member to start making connections and getting the latest industry information as solar grazing takes off around the country. On ASGA's private network, you can connect with solar projects that need vegetation management services and learn from experienced solar graziers.
ASGA Webinar Archive
ASGA Call #62 Replay: Unlocking the Future of Agrivoltaics in New Jersey with Rutgers University
We kicked 2023 off with an in-depth discussion of the agrivoltaics programs at Rutgers University and the agrivoltaics situation in New Jersey generally. David Specca, Dr. Mike Westendorf, Dr. A. J. Both, and Dr. Clint Burgher from Rutgers University discussed the exciting agrivoltaics and grazing research projects that the university’s NJ Ag Experiment Station (NJAES) is developing with funding from the state’s recently passed Dual-use Solar Act (2021).
ASGA Call #61 Replay: Planning for an Agrivoltaics Future with Encore Renewable Energy
How can innovative agrivoltaics programs address local community concerns, including impacts on agricultural land? What does the future of agrivoltaics look like…
ASGA Call #60 Replay: Is It Time for Solar Wool? A Practical Conversation on Wool Production at Solar Sites (Part 1)
How viable is grazing wool sheep on solar sites? Does wool production have the potential to help make grazing more economically sustainable?…
