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by Rebecca A. Fratzke
This eco-friendly weeding method is a win-win for everyone.
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¡@¡@These days, it is not uncommon to hear about environmentally-friendly choices that are far from the norm. We have hybrid cars that _(1)_ fossil fuel reliance and solar panels that harness energy from the sun. What about for little things like weeding the yard? Clever minds have found a green solution to this problem _(2)_ ruminant renting programs.
¡@¡@Shepherds run programs that rent out goats and sheep in order to weed areas. This is an alternative to using _(3)_ chemical pesticides to get rid of weeds and other invasive plants. Most often, goats are used because of their amazing eating abilities. There is little that goats won't snack on; moreover, they work quietly and efficiently while organically fertilizing the land. _(4)_, a gas-powered lawn mower is noisy and emits carbon monoxide.
¡@¡@Additionally, while weeding is labor-intensive work for humans, goats and sheep manage it with ease, clearing steep slopes and wetlands of bush that is up to two meters in height. There's another _(5)_ to animal weeding. Humans tend to pull weeds out from the roots or chop them down, causing the plants to release their seeds. Goats, on the other hand, eat the seeds first, which _(6)_ a lower recurrence of weed growth.
¡@¡@Whether the job is a backyard or an airfield, ruminants always meet the challenge. _(7)_ more and more people taking advantage of these eager weeders, businesses may soon throw away the mower and call a sheep rental company to trim the grass. What's even better, they can cut their budget at the same time.

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