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In a move to go green Google has actively hired goat herds from California Grazing to trim the grass and brush in the fields around their Mountain View headquarters. These herders bring about two hundred goats to the job site and they spend about a week eating and fertilizing the grass.

The cost is about the same as professional mowing companies and it is better for the economy.

Firsthand, I have seen Goat services around Phoenix, Arizona as well and always found it funny to see large herds of goats on corporate properties trimming the grass. I think it is great that employers and companies are using natural and green methods of maintaining their landscaping.

More about this information was posted on the Google company blog site.

-Dragon Blogger

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