Goat Busters

Eclipse-mania : Bent Post Farm style. 😊

These "Kids" baby goats, were born during the Solar Eclipse Monday afternoon - April 8, 2024. Photo: Jace Goodling - Goat Busters

Washington Park has never been so neat and tidy! On to Section 2 today!

Goats seeing great success clearing invasive plants at Charlottesville’s Washington Park More than 40 goats from Goat Busters started chomping on the invasive plants day and night.

More stardom for the boys and girls!

Dozens of goats helping out at Charlottesville park Dozens of goats are taking on thousands of invasive plants at Charlottesville’s Washington Park.

It had been a hot and arduous day … 😉
Come see us in action in Charlottesville!

Charlottesville hires 'Goat Busters' to combat invasive plant species Invasive plant species are encroaching on Charlottesville's green spaces.

We're doing good things in the City of Charlottesville! Come see The Running of The Goats at 11am Monday, July 31,2023, at Washington Park!
https://www.charlottesville.gov/civicalerts.aspx?AID=1465&utm_medium=email&mc_cid=f761b1ad77&mc_eid=3887edf31a&fbclid=IwAR29LkupvG0v-h2jS-CNW-3Zri8-P8pyh6tzLqSGat7hc4ZEckqmtu8mhy0

Invasive Plant Management and Control Measures Using Goats to Begin at Washington Park Starting July 31, Parks & Recreation will begin its Invasive Plant Management Program with approximately 50 goats to consume unwanted plants.

We have THE BEST clients in the world!
And we are looking forward to adding more members to the Goat Busters family this year. Membership has its benefits.... :-)
Spring is here, and what's green is growing!

There's a saying in Goatlandia : "If your fences won't hold water, they won't hold goats." The struggle is real.
With a warm winter, invasives will be looking to get an early start,,,, so we'll be ready!

A sad, sad day yesterday at Bent Post Farm, as we had to say 'Goodbye, and Godspeed', to our beloved LGD Kujo. Any honest farmer will tell you that life is made easier with a good dog, and Kujo did his job better than any other. He was reliable in any setting, whether an inner city job near heavy traffic, or on the most remote job miles from anything. Forever dedicated to his herd, he possessed that intuitive sense of what presented danger to the herd and what was inconsequential.... and we never lost a goat to predators under his watchful eyes. He will be sorely missed.

It doesn’t take long at all! 😁