Our flerd of goats and sheep instinctually graze and browse in targeted areas. The goats will control brushy or aggressive plants like staghorn sumac. Whereas the sheep will graze down grasses and weeds like poison ivy. While controlling these less desirable plant species, the animals simultaneously leave behind their droppings that are high in carbon and nitrogen that replenish the soil. After continuous targeting grazing, the soil heals. Now more favorable grasses like Kentucky blue grass are able to thrive. Both animals will increase biodiversity. Say hello to diverse lush green lawns, well drained soil during heavy rains, and stronger root systems to endure future droughts. We love our animals, and we know you will to!