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Goat Grazing Process: What to Expect

Phase 1: Contact, Quote, and Site Inspection

Phase 1: Contact, Quote, and Site Inspection

Phase 1: Contact, Quote, and Site Inspection

Accessing the property is the first step in success.

 

  • Initial Contact: Once you reach out to us, either Ray or Amanda will respond to discuss your needs and schedule a site visit.
  • On-Site Assessment: We’ll visit your property to evaluate the type and amount of vegetation, terrain, and available food for the goats.
  • Hazard Identification: During the inspection, we’ll identify any hazards to the goats, such as toxic plants, fencing issues, or predator risks.
  • Specifics Discussion: We’ll talk with you about any unique requirements or concerns you have for the project.
  • Quote: After the assessment, we’ll provide a quote tailored to your property and project goals.

Phase 2: Setup and Preparation

Phase 1: Contact, Quote, and Site Inspection

Phase 1: Contact, Quote, and Site Inspection

 

  • Electric Netting: We’ll set up secure electric netting to keep the goats safe and contained within the designated grazing area.
  • Water Supply: We’ll bring water to the site to ensure the goats remain hydrated throughout the grazing process.
  • Site Prep: Final checks are done to ensure the area is safe and ready for grazing

Phase 3: Goats and Guardian Dogs Get to Work

Phase 1: Contact, Quote, and Site Inspection

Phase 3: Goats and Guardian Dogs Get to Work

 

  • Livestock Arrival: We’ll bring our herd of goats and their trusty Livestock Guardian Dogs (LGDs) to the site.
  • Grazing Begins: The goats will start clearing vegetation, reducing fire risks, and managing overgrowth naturally.
  • Monitoring: We’ll check in regularly to ensure everything is running smoothly and address any issues that arise.

Phase 4: Wrap-Up and Cleanup

Phase 4: Wrap-Up and Cleanup

Phase 3: Goats and Guardian Dogs Get to Work

 

  • Hauling Livestock: Once the grazing job is complete, we’ll haul the goats and LGDs back home.
  • Fence Removal: We’ll take down the electric netting used for containment.
  • Water Removal: Waterers and any remaining equipment will be packed and hauled off the site.
  • Final Inspection: We’ll check the area to ensure the grazing goals have been met and the site is left tidy.

Why Choose Goat Grazing?

Phase 4: Wrap-Up and Cleanup

Why Choose Goat Grazing?

 

Goat grazing is not just an eco-friendly, cost-effective, and sustainable solution to land management—it’s also a critical tool in the fight against wildfires. In our region, wildfires are an ever-present threat, affecting agricultural fields, urban businesses, and rural homes alike. By reducing overgrown vegetation and clearing potential fuel sources, targeted goat grazing helps create defensible spaces that can protect lives, property, and livelihoods.

But it’s not all serious work—there’s also a fun side to goat grazing! Watching our goats and Livestock Guardian Dogs (LGDs) in action can be a unique and enjoyable experience. Employees and visitors often find it fascinating and entertaining to see the goats diligently munching away at their “jobs,” providing a bit of natural charm while delivering a vital service.

Our hands-on, phased approach ensures that every grazing project is smooth and tailored to your property’s needs. Whether you’re looking to safeguard your land from fire risks or simply manage overgrowth, our team is here to make it happen with professionalism, efficiency, and a little bit of goat-inspired fun along the way

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