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Goat herd chows down to help rid Nose Hill Park of invasive plants
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September 5, 2024
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1:35Now PlayingChowing down on thistles, grass and shrubs, roughly 800 goats are grazing their way through 58 hectares of Calgary's Nose Hill Park. The city's goat grazing program is a way to manage invasive plants and improve biodiversity without using chemical herbicide and pesticides. The herd belongs to Jeannette Hall, a professional shepherd and owner of an organic plant management company.
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