Using goats for weed management allows for weed and vegetation management in areas that machines and humans find difficult to access. 

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They will eat many weed species including blackberries, broome, gorse, willow, hawthorn, other woody weeds, grasses and shrubs.

The goats are contained using steel temporary fencing (non-electric) and we manage the well-being of the herd while they graze at your property, including shelter, water, and supplementary nutrition.

It is a method increasingly attractive to local councils, public land managers, farmers battling invasive weed problems and rural landholders seeking to manage grass and weeds. They are particularly suited to controlling weeds in creeks and waterways.