ASGA Call 95 - Grounded: Fencing Solutions for Solar Grazing

​Internal temporary fencing is one of the most important tools in a solar grazier’s toolkit. Without a smart approach to fencing, solar graziers risk overgrazing, rising parasite loads, poor forage recovery, and labor costs that can compound quickly. 

​In this webinar, four solar graziers from different regions break down their fencing solutions — the choices they made, why they made them, and how those decisions play out on real sites. The conversation covers interior fencing strategy in depth: how to subdivide solar sites effectively, the connection between fencing systems and animal health, and how fencing equipment interacts with solar panels and infrastructure. 

​Panelists will also address external fencing parameters and share advice for optimizing solar sites.

​The Panel:

• ​Lyndsey Smith, Shady Creek Lamb Co. - Ottawa, Canada

• ​Eric Bronson, James River Grazing Co. - Virginia

• ​Bridget Hogan, White Oak Pastures - Georgia

• ​Evan Gunthorp, Traditional Grazing Solutions - Indiana

​This will be an informative session for solar graziers at any stage — and for solar companies looking to understand how fencing decisions affect site performance and grazing outcomes. You won’t want to miss it!