For those of you worrying that the goats will simply re-spread the invasive plant seeds through their poop—as many other animals do—Harmon explained that the animals’ four-chambered stomachs ...

William and Silver were used as multipurpose composters, eating garden waste, trimming the grass, eliminating poison ivy and regularly producing low-nitrogen fertilizer, i.e.: goat poop.

“Using goats to control invasive plant species, weeds, and other unwanted vegetation is one of the most efficient and effective methods available.” There are other benefits as in goat poop.

The first-ever professional eating competition between goats, appropriately called The Great Goat Graze-Off, will take place on July 12 in New York City.