Goats can easily navigate steep hills, rocky terrain, and dense underbrush, leaving your land neatly trimmed without the noise or pollution of gas-powered equipment.
As well as keeping grass neatly trimmed, they’ll happily munch on tough, invasive plants like poison ivy, kudzu, thistles, and even blackberry brambles.
While your goats are mowing your grassy areas and clearing weeds, they’re also reducing the risk of wildfires.
They form strong bonds with their owners and can be trained to respond to names, follow simple commands, walk on a leash and perform tricks.
Goat droppings are a balanced natural soil booster that helps plants grow healthier and more productive while reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers.
Goat milk has a reputation for its pungent aroma, but if used fresh, it is hard to tell the difference from cow’s milk.