Acquire a turnkey targeted-grazing and vegetation-management business serving Northern New Mexico. The company uses goats to reduce wildfire fuels, manage overgrown vegetation and provide an alternative to mechanical clearing and herbicides on residential, commercial, conservation and public properties.

The sale includes the complete operating platform: an established working goat herd, two livestock guardian dogs, RAM & Ford work trucks, 24-foot livestock trailer, portable electric fencing and energizers, field equipment, established brand, website, phone number, customer and prospect history, pricing systems, marketing assets and operating procedures.

Identified tangible operating assets have an estimated current value of approximately $56,000, before assigning any value to the brand, customer relationships, systems or goodwill.

The business has completed projects for private landowners as well as institutional and community customers, including conservation organizations, schools, municipalities and HOAs. Approximately $39,000 in operating revenue was generated from July 2025 through July 2026, beginning with the company's first meaningful commercial grazing season.

The company currently has access to approximately 7,000 square feet of ranch facilities, including covered barn/stall space and an enclosed livestock yard/paddock area, under a no-cash-rent operating arrangement. Continuation of this arrangement would be subject to approval by the property owner.

Targeted grazing occupies a distinctive niche at the intersection of wildfire mitigation, vegetation management, conservation and regenerative land management. Growth opportunities include recurring HOA and municipal contracts, wildfire fuel-reduction work, larger private-land projects, conservation grazing, solar-site vegetation management and partnerships with forestry and wildfire-mitigation contractors.

The operation is currently owner-managed and can be acquired without taking on an existing workforce. The current owners will provide hands-on transition support covering herd management, fencing systems, transportation, job setup, estimating, pricing, customer relationships and day-to-day operating procedures.

Northern New Mexico experienced severe drought conditions during 2026, which reduced vegetation growth and grazing demand. The business is therefore best suited to a buyer who sees the opportunity to build a broader vegetation-management and wildfire-resilience company around an established grazing platform.

This is an opportunity to acquire an operating business rather than start from zero: livestock, transportation, equipment, facilities access, customer history, brand recognition and commercial operating experience are already in place.

The owners are selling to focus on other ventures and are seeking a buyer who can take the business into its next stage of growth. Detailed financials, asset schedules and operating information are available to qualified buyers.