The new mowing crew at Grand Island’s solar farm works for grass – The Grand Island Independent

There’s one thing you can say about the new lawn-mowing crew at Grand Island’s solar farm.
Sheep wander the 46 acres at the Grand Island Utilities Department’s solar farm on Museum Drive. Grazing by the 75 ewes and two rams keeps down vegetation, making mowing unnecessary.
The solar farm owned by Grand Island Utilities sits on 46 acres just north of the JBS plant.
R.J. Post is a reporter at the Grand Island Independent. Reach him at rjpost@theindependent.com or (308) 381-9452.
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Sheep wander the 46 acres at the Grand Island Utilities Department’s solar farm on Museum Drive. Grazing by the 75 ewes and two rams keeps down vegetation, making mowing unnecessary.
The solar farm owned by Grand Island Utilities sits on 46 acres just north of the JBS plant.
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