Why Goats?

Clear Land Naturally, Save Money, Stay Compliant

Facing Riverside County code violations for overgrown vegetation? Tired of expensive, polluting land clearing methods? Four Hooves Grazing’s 40+ goats are your eco-friendly solution, transforming problem properties into safe, compliant spaces in just 1-3 days per acre. Here’s why goats are the smarter choice for your land.

Solve Code Violations with Ease

Overgrown brush, weeds, or fire hazards can trigger costly Riverside County code violations. Our goats naturally clear invasives like poison oak, blackberry bushes, and star thistle, ensuring compliance without chemicals or heavy machinery. With our herd—expanded from 18 to over 40 goats with advanced fencing—we tackle tough terrains, from steep slopes to rocky lots, keeping your property penalty-free and fire-safe.

Eco-Friendly & Cost-Effective

Traditional clearing methods like masticators or herbicides are pricey (often $2,000+/acre) and harm the environment with pollution or soil damage. Our goats clear land at $1,000/acre, eating up to 5% of their body weight daily in weeds and brush, leaving behind natural fertilizer that enriches soil. No fuel, no toxins—just sustainable results that last, with goats controlling regrowth year after year.

Perfect for Defensible Space & Fire Prevention

Traditional clearing methods like masticators or herbicides are pricey (often $2,000+/acre) and harm the environment with pollution or soil damage. Our goats clear land at $1,000/acre, eating up to 5% of their body weight daIn Riverside County’s fire-prone areas, creating defensible space is critical. Our goats lift vegetation lines 5-6 feet, reducing fuel loads and maintaining fire breaks without damaging sensitive terrains. Unlike dozers that disrupt soil or leave roots for regrowth, goats mulch dry leaves and crush branches, making your property more resilient and easier to manage.ily in weeds and brush, leaving behind natural fertilizer that enriches soil. No fuel, no toxins—just sustainable results that last, with goats controlling regrowth year after year.

Gentle on Land, Tough on Weeds

Goats are browsers, devouring more than just grass—toyon, fiddleneck, and even dry debris are no match. They work where machines can’t, accessing steep or culturally sensitive areas without disturbance, preserving archeological sites or natural beauty. This makes them ideal for both private landowners and municipalities seeking green solutions.

A Joyful, Stress-Free Experience

Watching our friendly goats work is a delight! Their active, curious nature captivates kids and adults alike, turning land clearing into a memorable experience. Many clients grow fond of our herd, giving them playful names during projects. With Four Hooves Grazing, you get effective clearing and a feel-good process. Goats are browsers, devouring more than just grass—toyon, fiddleneck, and even dry debris are no match. They work where machines can’t, accessing steep or culturally sensitive areas without disturbance, preserving archeological sites or natural beauty. This makes them ideal for both private landowners and municipalities seeking green solutions.

Why Choose Us?

Our expanded herd and advanced electric fencing let us handle projects of any size, from small lots to sprawling acres. Based in Riverside County, we’re local experts serving North County San Diego, Inland Empire, Palm Springs and beyond, ensuring fast service within a 1-hour drive. Join countless landowners who trust goats for natural, affordable, and compliant land management.Watching our friendly goats work is a delight! Their active, curious nature captivates kids and adults alike, turning land clearing into a memorable experience. Many clients grow fond of our herd, giving them playful names during projects. With Four Hooves Grazing, you get effective clearing and a feel-good process.Goats are browsers, devouring more than just grass—toyon, fiddleneck, and even dry debris are no match. They work where machines can’t, accessing steep or culturally sensitive areas without disturbance, preserving archeological sites or natural beauty. This makes them ideal for both private landowners and municipalities seeking green solutions.

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FAQS

How often should I water my lawn, and what's the best time to do it?

The frequency and timing of lawn watering depend on several factors, including your local climate, soil type, and grass variety. As a general guideline, it's best to water deeply but infrequently. Most lawns benefit from around 1 to 1.5 inches of water per week, including rainfall. To promote strong root growth, it's usually better to water in the early morning, ideally between 6 AM and 10 AM. This allows the grass to dry before evening, reducing the risk of diseases.

How can I improve the health of my lawn's soil?

Soil health is crucial for a thriving lawn. To enhance your soil, consider regular aeration, which improves air and water penetration. Additionally, you can incorporate organic matter, such as compost, to improve soil structure and nutrient content. Conduct a soil test to identify any deficiencies and adjust your fertilization accordingly. Finally, mow your grass at the recommended height for your specific grass type, as this helps maintain soil moisture and grass health.

What can I do to prevent weeds without using harmful chemicals?

Preventing weeds naturally is a sustainable and eco-friendly approach. To do this, maintain a healthy lawn through proper watering, fertilization, and mowing. A thick, dense grass cover makes it difficult for weeds to establish themselves. Additionally, consider using organic mulch in your garden beds to smother weed growth. Hand-pull weeds when they appear, and ensure you remove the entire root system. Regularly overseeding your lawn with grass seed can also help fill in bare spots and compete with weeds naturally. If necessary, use organic weed control methods like vinegar-based herbicides for spot treatments.