Don't spend a single penny on brush clearing equipment until you read this.
Why, because I would like to introduce you to one of the cheapest and most effective forms of removing brush.
We're talking about goats! That's right goats, the ultimate brush clearing equipment.
These awesome pets have voracious appetites and can easily help you win the battle over controlling brush and weeds.
So, before you go out and spend a few hundred bucks on brush clearing equipment you might want to consider these wonderful animals who by the way will work around the clock with absolutely no complaints or mechanical failures.
Before you start thinking of all the reasons why you can't have goats, did you know that caring for a couple of goats can be just as easy as taking care of a couple of medium size dogs.
Nationwide, goats are quickly becoming recognized as a top choice for brush clearing equipment.
Did you know that in many cities and counties within the U.
S.
it is actually legal to have goats without the need of a permit.
Regardless if your property is large or small, goats provide an excellent alternative to using chemicals to remove or control unwanted vegetation.
If fact, depending on the size of your property, housing the goats could well take up less space than it does to store mechanical brush clearing equipment.
While these natural weed and brush eaters come in many sizes you'll probably want to look into the smaller breeds such as, Pygmy, Nigerian Dwarfs or any of the mini goats.
These particular weed/brush eaters are no larger than a medium size dog and are extremely easy to handle and care for.
The amount of weeds and vegetation that a goat eats can vary depending on its size.
Typically, with a moderately dense area, 4 to 5 medium size goats can clear a 1/2 acre of dense brush in about 2 to 3 weeks.
The nice thing is they will continually keep the area clear providing they are left in it.
Best of all they fertilize as they go about their business.
For smaller projects I would recommend buying goats because this by far outweighs the expense of outsourcing.
There are many goat breeders who will rent goats monthly or by the job.
You were to buy the goats one could expect to pay around $50 for a good quality pet goat.
Purchase 2 of them and you are still way below what you'd pay for mechanical brush clearing equipment.
One thing to consider is that fencing is required when it comes to goats.
You will need some type of fencing.
If not contained in the area you will quickly find your prized roses a thing of the past.
For small to medium size brush clearing goats, fencing them is relatively simple providing you don't already have a fenced in area.
Many owners will use cattle panels which come in various lengths and heights to contain them.
They are relatively lightweight and can be moved around very easily so when an area is cleaned it can be moved to.
There are just so many benefits to using nature's brush clearing equipment that go beyond getting rid of unwanted vegetation.
In fact, their adorable personalities are known to have therapeutic effects on reducing stress.
Other benefits range from providing highly digestible milk, cheese and fiber products.
Not to mention some of the best natural fertilizer you'll ever come across.
So where is one to find nature's brush clearing equipment? You can start by visiting online classified ads or check out your local paper.
Why, because I would like to introduce you to one of the cheapest and most effective forms of removing brush.
We're talking about goats! That's right goats, the ultimate brush clearing equipment.
These awesome pets have voracious appetites and can easily help you win the battle over controlling brush and weeds.
So, before you go out and spend a few hundred bucks on brush clearing equipment you might want to consider these wonderful animals who by the way will work around the clock with absolutely no complaints or mechanical failures.
Before you start thinking of all the reasons why you can't have goats, did you know that caring for a couple of goats can be just as easy as taking care of a couple of medium size dogs.
Nationwide, goats are quickly becoming recognized as a top choice for brush clearing equipment.
Did you know that in many cities and counties within the U.
S.
it is actually legal to have goats without the need of a permit.
Regardless if your property is large or small, goats provide an excellent alternative to using chemicals to remove or control unwanted vegetation.
If fact, depending on the size of your property, housing the goats could well take up less space than it does to store mechanical brush clearing equipment.
While these natural weed and brush eaters come in many sizes you'll probably want to look into the smaller breeds such as, Pygmy, Nigerian Dwarfs or any of the mini goats.
These particular weed/brush eaters are no larger than a medium size dog and are extremely easy to handle and care for.
The amount of weeds and vegetation that a goat eats can vary depending on its size.
Typically, with a moderately dense area, 4 to 5 medium size goats can clear a 1/2 acre of dense brush in about 2 to 3 weeks.
The nice thing is they will continually keep the area clear providing they are left in it.
Best of all they fertilize as they go about their business.
For smaller projects I would recommend buying goats because this by far outweighs the expense of outsourcing.
There are many goat breeders who will rent goats monthly or by the job.
You were to buy the goats one could expect to pay around $50 for a good quality pet goat.
Purchase 2 of them and you are still way below what you'd pay for mechanical brush clearing equipment.
One thing to consider is that fencing is required when it comes to goats.
You will need some type of fencing.
If not contained in the area you will quickly find your prized roses a thing of the past.
For small to medium size brush clearing goats, fencing them is relatively simple providing you don't already have a fenced in area.
Many owners will use cattle panels which come in various lengths and heights to contain them.
They are relatively lightweight and can be moved around very easily so when an area is cleaned it can be moved to.
There are just so many benefits to using nature's brush clearing equipment that go beyond getting rid of unwanted vegetation.
In fact, their adorable personalities are known to have therapeutic effects on reducing stress.
Other benefits range from providing highly digestible milk, cheese and fiber products.
Not to mention some of the best natural fertilizer you'll ever come across.
So where is one to find nature's brush clearing equipment? You can start by visiting online classified ads or check out your local paper.