Sustainable Solar Grazing
Vegetation Management Services
Our adaptable hybrid graze/mow approach combines the benefits of both livestock grazing and mowing to efficiently manage vegetation on solar sites. This method ensures flexibility to properly control vegetation by reducing invasive species and maintaining native plant health, which helps improve soil quality and prevent erosion.
Project Consultation
Involves an assessment of your solar project to develop tailored vegetation management strategies that align with environmental goals. We provide guidance on grazing techniques, and sustainable practices to ensure optimal performance and long-term success of your solar site.
Collaborating with experts, we select the right vegetation types and grazing practices to ensure optimal land management. By tailoring our strategies to each site’s unique needs, this helps promote soil stability, controls weeds, and enhances overall vegetation health on solar sites.
Seeding & Grazing Plans
Targeted Grazing
A sustainable land management practice that uses livestock, such as goats or sheep, to selectively graze and control unwanted vegetation while preserving the surrounding ecosystem.
Landowners
Municipality/ Commercial
Targeted grazing using goats offers an eco-friendly and cost-effective solution for managing overgrown vegetation and invasive plant species in public spaces. Goats are natural weed controllers, effectively grazing in hard-to-reach areas such as slopes, parks, and drainage ditches, reducing the need for chemical herbicides.
Targeted grazing is a highly effective tool for landowners to manage unwanted brush and vegetation growth. By utilizing goats, we can access areas that heavy machinery cannot reach, offering a more precise and environmentally-friendly approach. This method allows for selective land management, ensuring that timber growth remains undisturbed, unlike many traditional methods that can harm the surrounding ecosystem.
Our Commitment
Striving for long-term environmental stewardship through effective use of agrivoltaics.
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