A grazing job, start to finish.
Built so a facilities manager can approve it and then not have to think about it.
Site walk
We walk the property with you and map the target vegetation, access, water, hazards and anything that must not be eaten.
Proposal
A written scope: crew, headcount, fenced area, duration, what's included, and price.
Fence & deliver
We set up portable electric netting, water and shade or shelter, and deliver the herd by trailer.
Graze
Handlers check daily, and we move the fencing as sections are finished. You get a private link to your crew.
Wrap-up
We remove the fencing, take the herd home, and send before-and-after photos with a short summary.
Questions from grounds & facilities teams
What do you need from us on site?
Access for a truck and trailer, electricity for the fence charger, and water we can use every day. Prices are based on water and electricity being available onsite; check with us if either of those are not available, as prices may change. We bring the fencing and shelter.
How big an area, and how long?
It depends on density and the crew size. On the site walk we'll estimate days per section and put it in writing.
Will they eat plants we want to keep?
Anything that must not be eaten is fenced out or protected. We mark it together on the site walk.
Is it safe for visitors and staff?
The fencing keeps animals in and gives visitors a clear boundary. We provide signage, and handlers can be on site during event hours.
What about paperwork and insurance?
Tell us what your vendor process requires, such as a certificate of insurance, W-9 or site safety plan, and we'll work through it with you.
How do we know who's on our site?
Every booked job gets a private client link showing the assigned handler, each animal by name and photo, and the dates. See a demo.
Ready for a site walk?
Tell us about the property and we'll schedule a visit.