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How is the project doing now? and what part of Minnesota is that?

Boy we have buck thorn in Vermont too. Also gout weed. I need some goats!

Sounds good. Can the goats "work" on steep hills? If so, how steep? Any invasive plants that they will not eat? Thank you.

We use to have bison that roamed north America. They use to graze through the oak savanna.

Goats Eat Weeds...

I know it's been a while. Any footage you can share 8 years later? Thank you!

What about cud weed/ pensivania everlasting?

Hello super smart edumaded marmalade heads, ⚓ ancient Sheppard say, " 🐐 goats & 🐫 camel eat everything everyday until the great Sahara Forrest becomes desert! "Prescribed grazing" I don't care who you are, that's funny. Thank you. I'll be using that in jokes for the rest of my life!

It's metaphorically like aliens trying to help human being at the trailer park)(why is it always a trailer park👾 Frankenstein say, "Because trailer look like spaceship to them, they think they're helping wayward travelers get away from earth which they consider ⬜ "ville(squareville). Tonto say, " Me no square , 👘 live in teepee, kimosabi!" Tarzan say, "Don't look at me, I live in tree".

Great video! What type of goats do you use / recommend? Does it matter which breed? How much would it cost (roughly) to have goats come to my property - an overgrown two acre wooded area - or - how much do you charge? Thanks!

I made the public announcement 2 weeks ago about my new Goat Grazing Biz in Central WI. Im booker 8 weeks from Mid June through July already. Im blown away with the support i am getting

The hard part is holding your arm and hand out that straight and motionless for such an extended period of time

Most bluebird agencies recommend having the boxes face south. The prevailing winds in the USA are from the southwest. That would have rotating boxes mostly facing northeast.

Have you ever had trouble with goats getting poisoned by eating box elder trees

Tim from Canada if you were in an area and you want the ground to be tore up and disturbed put in pigs with your goats pigs destroy the ground they route up with their nose they will tear up the ground better than you would ever think". look into this if you want the ground, you were working on to be tore up and work put in pigs…

Love your sharing & watching the birds feed. I live in the country, within city limits. No matter how slow or take-a-step-stop-take again toward the feeders, the birds fly off.....whether standing or sitting. Oh sigh! I will keep trying! 😊

Do you feed any grains during the winter?

Have you ever thought about incorporating a structured water unit into your natural ponds? I think it would would be a match made in heaven!

If there is an abundance of grass and leaves, do you still have to provide feed for them?

What about predators?

Those huts are cool, where did you get them?

You could probably use goats to clear out the sides of roads and highways and ditches, I know that they would be handy along some of the roads in my area up here in Canada…

Whoa...I could really use them! My backyard has been literally swallowed by nature due to life experiences that prevented it from being kept up for almost 9 years! But...the municipality where I live does not allow goats on anyone's property.

where and how do you sell goats in Minnesota - especially northern minnesota if you know a market? thanks

Are there any grants to help get started ?

Thank you

This is one of the best talks on the relationship between soil quality and farm management that I've ever heard.

All you just need is: to understand to the nature...

They don't eat all the weeds. I have clover and crabgrass all over and goats don't even touch it. So frustrating.

This is genius!!!

Nice! What a mess of leaves!😂😂

Hi! While this sure looks fun, I don't think it is a good idea to handle birds. You can get diseases from birds and they can get diseases from people. While it's obvious you care about nature and birds... I don't love that this video is encouraging a very dangerous practice for both species.

Jacob will you do a pond in Wisconsin

My experience with goats is that it is all about timing. You may think that they are not eating some plants and you may be right but at a different time in the season they do. They may also only eat the tops but come back later and eat the rest. Also, there is a huge difference between having goats on the land for a few weeks versus actually living on that land permanently.

FYI: here's a link to a build video for a visually modified design for the timeless Triton bluebird nestbox: ua-cam.com/video/pNze-ozr1ys/v-deo.html Best, Matt

Good job and i'm Amaze

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What is a fair price per acre

Landowner: we must do something about this brush Goats: BUFFET!!!!

What about the threat and lost from coyotes /dogs etc.? How do u control threats? Do u reload and move them every night??? Thanks

I want to do this in Ontario, Canada!

Very handsome goat guy.

Can you give me more info about the fence you use?

5:52 hilarious! The goat's like 'here, watch while I demonstrate the girdling process' 🏆🐐🏆

I love this! What are the dimensions of your pond and depth? I am in FL and really thinking of doing this. We live on a farm and starting digging a pond for my koi to be safe in(as opposed to our wild big farm ponds). I would have to add a pool cage to keep out alligators and snapping turtles too lol.

Do you ever get over to Chippewa County, WI? The farm had been in the family since 1911. With no more cattle in the pasture, it has mostly grown up into popple trees. They grow up fast, rot, and fall over. But even on our home site, what issn't field is all brush now.

How many goats did have per acre on this and for how long where they on site each time

Really doing great work 👍 I like your Spanish goats, do you ship any to Canada?we have some wooded land that I think is better suited to goats than any other livestock, rougher hilly ground. Was thinking about getting some cashmere cross for winter hardiness, have you considered them?

This is great

Completely sidestepped the cost and maintenance questions. ((snort))