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Texas farmer went from 27 sheep to overseeing 10,000 across 40,000 acres

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JR Howard experienced hardships early on with only a small number of sheep, making it tough to earn a living. However, after landing a grazing contract with solar farms, he expanded his flock and income significantly. This eco-friendly grazing method is being embraced by renewable energy companies as a cost-effective way to manage vegetation, while farmers benefit from expansive grazing land without hefty property expenses.

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Texas farmer went from 27 sheep to overseeing 10,000 across 40,000 acres
TOI WORLD DESK · 10/23/2026, 2:31:37 AM
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