Using A Goat Instead Of A Lawn Mower, As green solutions become more accessible and popular, more entrepreneurs have begun to market cost-effective, environmentally-friendly home maintenance services, such as renting herds of goats to "mow" lawns, in lieu of using gas-guzzling, heavy duty mowers.
A herd of hungry goats can effectively clear weeds, control overgrowth and handle terrain where even the toughest machine would have trouble. The goats even add nitrogen to the soil with their waste, leaving you with a healthier lawn and garden than before.
Read more: How to Use a Goat Instead of a Lawn Mower | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_8194179_use-goat-instead-lawn-mower.html#ixzz1sNwAb9HB
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