Mob Grazing... with GOATS!

This video outlines a new strategy I have been developing to improve feed utilization, and improve pasture quality for our goats.
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[@kdak247]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing. I have 2 Nubians that are escape artists

[@BriansPermacultureProject]

Nubians have so much personality, though; it's hard to get mad at them!

[@sbpermaculturesilvopasture30]

Very nice, do you think sheep will do the same work? I plan to build a mobile fence with the same kind of steel, but with wheels, do you feed them with tree fodder?

[@BriansPermacultureProject]

I do believe the sheep will be great in this system. The goats are so picky, they have been leaving a lot of grass behind. They prefer the broadleaf weeds, and only eat the grass if they have to. The sheep are much more interested in the grass.
I'm actually using this system to keep the goats away from the trees while they grow. I have lost no small number of trees from the goats getting out and finding them. This system is my strategy for keeping them out until the trees can grow out. They won't be in small paddocks forever, though, just until the end of grazing season. After that, I'll have them in a nice sized paddock for them to hang out until I regrow the pasture.