Grazing, Brush Clearing, Forestry

Grazing, Brush Clearing, Forestry

Most homes in The Covenant have an average or 2 acres lots, so if you're looking for a sustainable and natural way to maintain your large property, you may want to consider goatscaping! Goatscaping is a unique method of lawn care that uses goats to graze on grass and other vegetation, keeping your property trimmed and healthy.

Goats are known for their voracious appetite and their ability to eat almost anything, including weeds and other unwanted plants. By allowing a herd of goats to graze on your lawn, you can reduce the need for chemical pesticides and herbicides, which can be harmful to the environment and your health.

In addition to their lawn care benefits, goats also provide natural fertilizer as they graze, which can improve soil quality and promote healthy plant growth. They can also help control the spread of invasive plant species, which can be difficult to manage through traditional landscaping methods.

Goatscaping is also a cost-effective alternative to traditional lawn care methods, as goats require minimal maintenance and can access hard-to-reach areas that may be difficult for lawn mowers or other machinery. Plus, goats are entertaining to watch and can provide a fun and unique addition to your property.

There are a variety of options for grazing, brush clearing, and other land management work in the community, but Good Shepherds Regenerative Land Management is the preferred service for many Covenant residents. Good Shepherds provide a plethora of environmentally-minded services, from skilled forestry to natural grazing (using goats and sheep!) for weed and brush removal. You can bank on solid results, thanks to the outfit’s 33+ years of combined experience in earthwork, animal husbandry, ecology, agroforestry, and other regenerative land management practices that both increase safety and property value. Linked Below.

Take a look at a previous listing of mine, which was featured on The New York Post for its innovative goatscaping. You can read the article HERE.

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