Site updates
A running log of notable changes to rentagoat.com — new guides, research, and site updates. For account or project-specific questions, please contact us directly.
Published nine new sourced articles in Insights
Added coverage of California restoring goat-herder wage parity through 2029, a southern Oregon city moving to legalize rental goats, a federal targeted-grazing project on the Sacramento River Bend, case studies from California, Missouri and Australia, and a look back at the 2018 reporting that first put goat rental on the national news.
Refreshed our site icon and social sharing previews
Updated the browser and app icon to the Rent A Goat mascot on a clean white background, and improved how our pages preview when shared on social platforms and in messaging apps.
Added new research on land-clearing costs and industry news
Published a new guide comparing the real costs of machines, herbicides, and hand crews for land clearing, plus two new sourced articles in our Insights section covering current developments in herbicide regulation and the targeted-grazing industry.
Updated our service-area minimum to 10 acres
Revised our published minimum project size from 5 to 10 acres across the site to better reflect the property size where grazing remains cost-effective given transportation logistics.
Expanded our Resources library
Added new guides on fire hazard severity zones, defensible space requirements, grant funding for grazing projects, and how goat grazing compares to mowing, herbicides, and hand crews.
Launched the Goat Grazing Bible
Published a comprehensive ten-chapter guide to targeted grazing, covering animals, plants, fire science, regulation, and costs, along with a free pocket ebook edition.
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