We have a goat herd and lost one of our more "well-bred" dairy goats to poisoning. She was not the smartest goat I've met, which has left us favoring our more "mutt" goats for breeding in the future. The problem we're having now is that since our intelligent goats don't eat the poisonous plants, our pasture is increasingly filled with toxic forage and has a less nutritious plant selection. We are struggling to know whether we have the time to manage our acreage by hand, or if we should resort to mowing and seeding. There can be the extra repercussion that even if the goats don't eat it, in a few seasons, the poisonous plants may be encroaching on your pasture.
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