Our animals work, too
Beyond eggs and honey, the farm offers a couple of hands-on services — one ready today, one on the way.
Goat Landscaping
Our goats are enthusiastic, chemical-free land clearers. We deliver a herd to your property, set them up behind safe portable fencing, and let them eat down the brush, weeds, and invasive plants you'd rather not deal with — no herbicides, no machinery, no noise.
grazing season runs spring through fall — book early, spots fill up
Four simple steps
Free site visit
We walk your property, talk through your goals, and map exactly where the goats will — and won't — graze.
Delivery & fencing
We bring the herd and set up portable, solar-powered electric fencing, plus water and daily care.
The goats get to work
Over a few days they browse through brush, thorns, poison ivy, and invasives — fertilizing the soil as they go.
Cleanup & follow-up
We collect the herd and fencing and let you know whether a return visit will keep regrowth in check.
Great for
Think of the goats as brush-busters, not lawn mowers — they shine on dense, woody, hard-to-reach growth that machines struggle with.
What's included
Bee Sting Therapy
Bee sting therapy — also called apitherapy — is a traditional practice that uses the honeybee's own venom. It's something we hope to offer down the road as our hives and our training grow.
We're building this slowly and responsibly, and we don't have all the details yet. If it's something you're curious about, let us know — we'll keep you posted as it develops.
Register your interestPlease read — your safety comes first
Bee venom can cause serious allergic reactions, including life-threatening anaphylaxis — even in people who have never reacted before. Any future service would require allergy screening and careful supervision, and would never be a substitute for professional medical care. Please consult your doctor first. Nothing on this page is medical advice or a claim to treat any condition.
Questions about either service?
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