Sabrina Stooks, a former producer who isn't kidding around about her passion for goats. My name is Sabrina Stooks, and I am the founder of Gruff Works Farms. I$\text{'}$m here today seeking $$100,000$ and am open to any ownership structure. Al$,$ I have spent the last ten years of my life working as a freelance television and film producer, and let me tell you, I am ready to move on to greener pastures, literally. Gruff Works Farms is inspired by my time at DreamWorks Studios and the Three Billy Goats Gruff, which was one of my favorite fables growing up$.$ And I have the perfect lot of land to lease to get this Billy Goat dream working. The possibilities for income streams are endless with goats. They aren't just the cutest, most curious, friendliest animals on earth. Seriously, everything that they do makes money. They eat anything and everything. So you can rent a whole herd to get rid of unwanted brush, including poison ivy, kudzu, and any other unruly vegetation, which saves the environment from being sprayed down with more herbicides. And the manure produced from what they eat can be sold as fertilizer. But the real moneymaker comes from goat's milk, which is almost as versatile as the goats themselves. In $2016,$ goat's milk sales reached $$142$ million. That's up from the $$92$ million in $2012,$ according to the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board. So you can see, goat love is on the rise. And goat's milk is more than just a refreshing drink or something to pour over your Cheerios. This wonderful self$-$homogenizing milk can be used to make soaps, lotion, butter, yogurt, ice cream, fudge, and what charcuterie plate is perfect without a healthy serving of goat cheese. My dream has always been to leave the hustle, bustle, and Hollywood showboats and start my own farm and raise some goats. Your help can make that dream spring into action

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