Tony Otto Posted May 30, 2023 Posted May 30, 2023 does anybody know where I can buy a goat to keep my grass and weeds down? I’m not sure what type of golf would be the best for that so if somebody can shed some light, that would be awesome as well I live near Sukhothai. Thanks for any help, Cheers
Kwasaki Posted May 30, 2023 Posted May 30, 2023 I think they eat everything not just grass. Geese are supposed to be OK. ???? 1 1
Cake Monster Posted May 30, 2023 Posted May 30, 2023 Geese are also extremely good at guarding their property. Better than any Dog
MJCM Posted May 30, 2023 Posted May 30, 2023 I would ask a neighbor (farmer) who has cows to the cut the grass to feed his cows. He will be more then happy especially during rice planting season as then the cows are stuck inside 1
Woof999 Posted May 30, 2023 Posted May 30, 2023 26 minutes ago, Tony Otto said: I’m not sure what type of golf would be the best for that For the shortest grass? Putting green almost certainly. 1
Pink Mist Posted May 30, 2023 Posted May 30, 2023 A not helpful trolling photo post has been removed. 1
Captain Monday Posted June 16, 2023 Posted June 16, 2023 In the 1970s we had rental goats but in a rural area there should be a livestock auction.
swissie Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 Goats are "foragers". They prefer leaves, not grass. Sheep are "grazers" not liking leaves much. Conclusion: You need Goats as well as Sheep. How many? Depends on the size of your property.
still kicking Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 On 5/30/2023 at 5:03 PM, Tony Otto said: does anybody know where I can buy a goat to keep my grass and weeds down? I’m not sure what type of golf would be the best for that so if somebody can shed some light, that would be awesome as well I live near Sukhothai. Thanks for any help, Cheers Marry a vegan 1
sirineou Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 They also make great pets I have heard. But as said by other they eat everything, We have a one rai play farm me and the wife play farmer in . and we thought about getting a couple also , but then we also thought that they also eat all our vegetables and flowers. We saw some for sale at the Khon Kaen flower festival , in the pet section and the kid goats were so cute, Below is a FB page where they have them for sale https://www.facebook.com/ThailandGoats This place is far south but perhaps the ship, good excuse for a road trip, or they can recommend someone closer to you
Popular Post swissie Posted July 2, 2023 Popular Post Posted July 2, 2023 7 minutes ago, sirineou said: They also make great pets I have heard. But as said by other they eat everything, We have a one rai play farm me and the wife play farmer in . and we thought about getting a couple also , but then we also thought that they also eat all our vegetables and flowers. We saw some for sale at the Khon Kaen flower festival , in the pet section and the kid goats were so cute, Below is a FB page where they have them for sale https://www.facebook.com/ThailandGoats Any vegetable that has some sort of leaves is condemmned to death if a goat is nearby. 3 1
sirineou Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 I think this place is near Korat https://www.facebook.com/SARBOFarmBoerGoats/
sirineou Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 2 minutes ago, swissie said: Any vegetable that has some sort of leaves is condemmned to death if a goat is nearby. They eat anything, One time , we were at a petting zoo with my daughter .I had turned around with my back to the pen and felt something on my back. The Goat had picked my back pocket and was eating dsme papers I had there. ????
swissie Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 10 minutes ago, sirineou said: They eat anything, One time , we were at a petting zoo with my daughter .I had turned around with my back to the pen and felt something on my back. The Goat had picked my back pocket and was eating dsme papers I had there. ???? On the verge of starvation, actually goats will eat everything. (Including paper, prefferably old tax records). Having the choice they still prefer leaves.
jak2002003 Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 To keep grass down you need sheep...not goats. Goats are browsers not grazers. With sheep you will need to have someone trim off their wool at regular intervals. I would not get geese....they are very noisy and also leave feathers and sloppy stinking poop everywhere.
jts-khorat Posted July 2, 2023 Posted July 2, 2023 23 minutes ago, jak2002003 said: I would not get geese....they are very noisy and also leave feathers and sloppy stinking poop everywhere. No grazing animal will leave the lawn un-pooped.
sirineou Posted July 3, 2023 Posted July 3, 2023 8 hours ago, swissie said: On the verge of starvation, actually goats will eat everything. (Including paper, prefferably old tax records). Having the choice they still prefer leaves. Not a goat expert, but the one I mentioned, I think was pretty well fed,As I said it was a petting zoo. You know the ones where you buy pellet food from a coin operated dispenser and feed them , and everyone was feeding them . If I had known that when I was a kid I would have claimed that the goat ate my homework ????
grain Posted July 3, 2023 Posted July 3, 2023 I got a goat once years ago for the same reason...to eat the grass...it also ate some of the washing on the line.
blackshadow Posted July 3, 2023 Posted July 3, 2023 On 5/30/2023 at 4:03 PM, Tony Otto said: does anybody know where I can buy a goat to keep my grass and weeds down? I’m not sure what type of golf would be the best for that so if somebody can shed some light, that would be awesome as well I live near Sukhothai. Thanks for any help, Cheers do goats play GOLF ?????
jak2002003 Posted July 3, 2023 Posted July 3, 2023 8 hours ago, jts-khorat said: No grazing animal will leave the lawn un-pooped. Yes. But goat and sheep leave rather dry pellets. Geese and ducks leave huge amounts of sloppy wet poops that really stink.
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