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Published 3 months ago

'A style of eco-mowing': Montana's Groovy Grazers goats hungry for business

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Laurel couple Morgan Prather and Andy Cole started the business after they bought a few Nigerian dwarf goats. With each goat eating about three pounds a day, the herd can maintain an acre per month. Their pricing is on par, if not a little cheaper, than a traditional mowing company.

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'A style of eco-mowing': Montana's Groovy Grazers goats hungry for business

Gone are the days of pushing a lawn mower around now that there's a new lawn maintenance business in Laurel.

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