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Hi I'm Leslie

I'm a full-time farmer in Western Wisconsin where I raise meat goats and sheep on pasture using regenerative and rotational grazing practices.

I created this website because
I had so many people reaching out, both locally and beyond, wanting to know more about how I was raising and marketing goats.

I also recognized that it IS so hard to find information in this space. I wanted to share what I've learned along the way and reduce your time searching the depths of the internet.

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Grazing Grass Podcast: Meat Goat Production in Wisconsin

You probably know I love listening to podcasts and audiobooks while working on the farm, doing deliveries or running errands. So I was very honored to be asked to join Cal on the Grazing Grass Podcast to talk about our grazing practices with our meat goat herd. Thank you Cal for the invite and including goats in your episode lineup. Because, yes, goats CAN graze!

If you graze livestock, I’d highly recommend checking out the Grazing Grass Podcast. Cal features a wide variety of grass farmers, including those raising beef, lamb, poultry, dairy, and goats.

Listen to the Podcast below, on Apple iTunes or visit the Grazing Grass website.

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