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The Goat Grazing Podcast

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/7j. Total Éps: 13

Max Wade, founder of Galloping Goat Grazing, provides his personal experience, expertise, and advice as well as sharing the same great information from others in the field so that you can jump start, operate, and improve your Targeted Goat Grazing and Goatscaping business. In addition, Max will explore and promote the benefits of utilizing goats as an essential land management tool.

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Adam Ledvina - Blue Collar Goatscaping

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

dimanche 11 mai 2025 • Durée 01:07:44

Adam Ledvina is a superhuman goat grazier conserving land in Iowa with over 1000 goats.

If you had 1000 grazing goats, could you manage them all by yourself? What sort of fencing solutions would you use? Are livestock guardian dogs necessary to protect them from predators?

In today’s episode, expect to learn how Ledvina manages his goats, often spread out across 12 different locations all over Iowa, as the sole employee of his company; how he implements both electric net fencing and a fenceless system; and why he chose to forgo guardian dogs entirely after hearing two horror stories from other graziers.

Find Adam @https://www.facebook.com/IowaKikoGoats/ and https://www.facebook.com/BlueCollarGoatscaping/

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Goat Grazing and Adam Ledvina

01:35 Understanding Blue Collar Goatscaping and Iowa Kiko Goats

03:31 Adam's Journey into Goat Farming

03:31 How Adam Got Into Goatscaping

08:04 The Idea Of Using Goats For Invasive Plant Management

11:17 Starting Small: Adam's Initial Herd

13:25 The Evolution of Adam's Business Model

14:32 Meat Production and Market Dynamics

16:30 Logistics of Managing Multiple Herds

20:29 Customer Base and Client Relationships

22:25 Convincing Landowners of Goat Benefits

27:38 Creating Management Plans for Clients

29:36 Setting Up Grazing Operations

34:29 Challenges Of Guardian Dongs in Goat Management

40:01 Gathering the Goats: Training and Techniques

42:32 Scaling Up: Acreage and Job Bidding

47:20 Pricing Strategies: Understanding Costs and Risks

48:57 Urban Challenges: Virtual Fence System

52:03 Innovations in Grazing: The Virtual Fence System

53:42 Economic Viability: Assessing the Cost of Virtual Fencing

58:00 Training Goats: Adapting to New Technologies

01:00:37 Fencing Solutions: Hard Panels vs. Electric Fencing

01:03:16 Bale Grazing: Feeding and Soil Health Benefits

01:09:35 Mentorship in Goatscaping: Guiding New Entrants

01:12:24 Challenges in Goatscaping: Balancing Work and Growth

01:14:49 Value of Service: Why Charge for Grazing?

01:16:07 Connecting with Adam: How to Reach Out

01:17:38 Podcast Intro Video.mp4

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Andree Soares - Star Creek Land Stewards

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

dimanche 25 mai 2025 • Durée 01:03:07

Andree Soares is a former 27-year NICU nurse turned big-time goat and sheep grazier preventing wildfires in Northern California.

Would you quit a stable job as a NICU nurse and bet your future on prescribed grazing? Does California use prescribed grazing to combat wildfires like the one that devastated LA earlier this year? How many shepherds, guardian dogs, and border collies does it take to manage over 10,000 goats and sheep?

In today’s episode, Soares answers all these questions and more. She explains why she made such a drastic career shift, how Star Creek Land Stewards work tirelessly to mitigate fire risk and potentially save the lives of school children, and what it takes to make their massive operation function efficiently.

Takeaways

Star Creek Land Stewards focuses on fire fuel reduction.

Andre's family has a long history in the sheep business.

The business has grown to manage over 10,000 animals.

Grazing can effectively manage vegetation and reduce fire risk.

Mixed herds of goats and sheep optimize grazing efficiency.

Fire management strategies are crucial in California.

Labor challenges are significant in the grazing industry.

Pricing strategies depend on logistics and access to sites.

Animal husbandry is key to successful grazing operations.

Sustainable practices are essential for the future of wild lands

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to The Goat Grazing Podcast

REVIEW of Adam Ledvina - Blue Collar Goatscaping

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

dimanche 18 mai 2025 • Durée 38:28

I review my conversation with Adam Ledvina as shares his journey from starting with a few goats to managing over a thousand goats, emphasizing the significance of operational efficiency, land management strategies, and the challenges of using livestock guardian dogs. In this review, I talk about why I think Adam is so successful and relate to how I do similar things in my business. The discussion also covers pricing strategies and the need for flexibility in business operations.

Keywords

goat management, livestock, genetics, land management, logistics, farming, goat breeding, conservation, business strategies, risk management

Takeaways

The importance of genetics in breeding resilient goats.

Logistics play a crucial role in managing multiple herds.

Starting with a solid herd is essential for success.

Risk management is vital when considering livestock guardian dogs.

Diversifying revenue streams can enhance business stability.

Effective land management requires understanding client needs.

Fencing logistics are critical for goat movement and health.

Pricing strategies must account for various operational costs.

Flexibility in business operations is key to adapting to challenges.

Building a strong foundational herd is an investment in the future.

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Windshield Time - Tragedy Almost Struck

Saison 1 · Épisode 6

dimanche 15 juin 2025 • Durée 10:45

In this episode of Windshield Time, Max discusses how one missed detail on a goat grazing job almost resulted in a massive tragedy. He tells the story of how 250 goats escaped their pen on a job right next to a busy road and emphasizes that it is of utmost importance that graziers always do their due diligence so they can avoid situations like this.

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Aaron Steele - Goats On The Go

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

dimanche 8 juin 2025 • Durée 01:06:21

Aaron Steele is a goat grazing entrepreneur from Iowa whoruns an affiliate program called Goats On The Go, focusing on educating and supporting new goat graziers.

How does a new goat grazier turn into a goat grazing educator? What benefits do the members of the Goats On The Go affiliate program get? What is his book about? What creative ways might goat graziers stack their enterprises to increase business profitability?

In today’s episode, Steele answers these questions. He shares the story of how he went from a beginning goat grazier to an educator and facilitator at Goats On The Go. He explains how members benefit from being part of the Goats On The Go community and discusses his book, which contains lessons on how goat graziers can make their business more profitable.

Find him at: goatsonthego.com farmdogpodcast.com goatsforgood.com

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Goat Grazing and Entrepreneurship

01:37 Understanding Goats on the Go

03:45 Affiliate Program vs. Franchise

05:52 Finding Local Affiliates

07:11 Becoming an Affiliate: The Process

08:50 Training and Community Support

12:07 Training Structure and Content

14:22 Equipment Recommendations and Discounts

15:29 Profile of Affiliates

18:06 Supporting New Affiliates

20:16 Business Fundamentals for Affiliates

23:17 Pricing Strategies for Goat Grazing

28:39 Identifying and Finding Customers

33:24 Building Value in Affiliate Programs

37:05 The Importance of Community and Brand

Windshield Time - Get Your Goat Grazing Goggles On

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

mardi 3 juin 2025 • Durée 08:53

In this episode of Windshield Time, Max discusses the importance of observation, top of mind awareness, and social media in business. He shares personal experiences and insights on how these elements can lead to opportunities and success, particularly in the context of goat grazing and vegetation management.

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Jess Gray - Gray's Lambscaping

dimanche 3 août 2025 • Durée 01:04:30

What are the benefits of solar grazing? How can agrovoltaics allow farmers to benefit from solar power farms? How can solar farms benefit from hiring graziers? What are some challenges that come with solar grazing?

In this episode, listen to Jess Gray as she answers all these questions. As a solar grazier and a member of the American Solar Grazing Association, she is uniquely qualified to shine light on this new and growing industry.

https://grayslambscaping.com/jess-gray/

Facebook @Gray's LAMBscaping

Instagram @grayslambscaping

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Goat Grazing Podcast

01:07 Exploring Solar Grazing with Jess Gray

01:55 The Concept of Solar Grazing

04:53 Understanding Agrivoltaics

08:38 The Role of the American Solar Grazing Association

11:45 Navigating Relationships with Solar Companies

15:28 Communication and Education on Solar Sites

19:37 The Corporate-Farming Interface

24:38 Barriers to Entry in Solar Grazing

28:04 Financial Aspects of Solar Grazing

31:09 Day-to-Day Operations in Solar Grazing

33:30 Navigating Challenges in Solar Grazing

38:30 Innovative Grazing Techniques and Site Management

43:22 The Future of Grazing Technology

46:30 Sheep Breeds and Genetic Management

49:21 The Role of Livestock Guardian Dogs

Windshield Time - Eating Toxic Weeds

Saison 1 · Épisode 12

dimanche 27 juillet 2025 • Durée 12:54

In this episode of Windshield time, Max talks about how he is still able to graze in New Mexico despite the majority of the weeds being toxic.

Michael Leicht - Ventura Brush Goats

Saison 1 · Épisode 11

dimanche 20 juillet 2025 • Durée 01:16:45

What lengths would you go to to help prevent future devastation if your city in California suffered from the worst wildfire in its history? Would you buy hundreds of goats and start your own goat grazing company? Would you become a certified type one fire fighter to gain the proper knowledge to best help your customers?

In this episode of The Goat Grazing Podcast, listen and learn why Michael Leicht with Ventura Brush Goats decided to get into goat grazing, why he wants to keep adding more goats to his operation, and what he has learned so that he can best help his customers protect their homes from future fires.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Goat Grazing and Fire Mitigation

02:21 The Birth of Ventura Brush Goats

06:15 Impact of Recent Fires on Grazing Practices

08:49 Home Hardening and Defensible Space

11:49 Integrating Goats into Fire Prevention Strategies

18:06 Community Response During Wildfires

20:24 The Current State of Goat Grazing in California

23:59 Clientele and Market Dynamics

25:44 The Evolution of Targeted Grazing Awareness

29:29 The Future of Fire Mitigation and Grazing Practices

32:45 Operational Logistics of Ventura Brush Goats

42:02 Balancing Sheep and Goats in Grazing Operations

44:24 Managing Herds: Logistics and Challenges

45:58 Labor and the H2A Program: A Lifeline for Agriculture

49:51 Navigating Political and Economic Challenges in Grazing

52:16 The Role of Shepherds and Their Dogs

Windshield Time - Fireworks Panic Goats On July 5th

Saison 1 · Épisode 10

dimanche 13 juillet 2025 • Durée 07:21

In this episode of windshield time, Max shares why he will no longer do overnight grazing on July 5th. Not grazing on July 4th is already one of the rules of his operation because the goats do not respond well to fireworks, but recent events taught him why he should extend that rule to July 5th.

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