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Could you provide a link please? On pasture land I see the opposite problem - the animals eat the 'best' stuff (clover, grass) and leave the weeds (thistles, ne
by bainsfather 8y ago
Could you provide a link please?
On pasture land I see the opposite problem - the animals eat the 'best' stuff (clover, grass) and leave the weeds (thistles, nettles, buttercups, ragwort etc). (Although partly this is because on pasture land, weeds are 'what animals do not eat' :)
- bitwize 8y agohttps://www.edmonton.ca/activities_parks_recreation/parks_rivervalley/goat-pilot-project.aspx https://www.edmonton.ca/activities_parks_recreation/parks_ri... Goats are known for their ability to consume a wide variety of plants, especially weeds and shrubs that other animals won't touch. These goats have been specially trained to target noxious weeds and are constantly watched by humans and dogs.