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New Ulm poised to let goats fight invasive plants

Summary by Ground News
A group of property owners in New Ulm, Minnesota, wanted a non-chemical alternative. The ordinance would allow goats on properties for a limited duration. Flandrau State Park has been using goats for several years. The University of Minnesota has been doing more study on the effectiveness of goats for battling invasives.

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New Ulm poised to let goats fight invasive plants

Plenty of wooded areas and steep ravines exist in New Ulm and they hold many invasive species such as buckthorn and garlic mustard.

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Mankato Free Press broke the news in on Thursday, September 21, 2023.
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