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Public Transportation and Smart Growth

MuseRider

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1. This is wonderful!

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Tue Jul 25, 2023, 03:36 PM

Jul 2023

Around here a few farmers used Camels (a sight as you buzzed through the Flint Hills on I 70). Quite a few use goats. No need to cover the ground with poison, who knew? We are such idiots, this should have been going on for decades. At least this is not just now new, lets make it common.

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Meet the Sheep: BART Welcomes a New Animal to Its Fire Mitigation Toolkit [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Jul 2023 OP

This is wonderful! MuseRider Jul 2023 #1

We're used to seeing goats on the hills wryter2000 Jul 2023 #2

Brought back an old memory of the use of sheep for something you wouldn't really think of. marked50 Jul 2023 #3

California does it again ! Karadeniz Jul 2023 #4

We use goats in Santa Cruz along the rail corridor. CoopersDad Oct 2023 #5