Sheep Help Georgia Tech Keep Kudzu At Bay

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Many people in urban areas are learning what farmers have long known… sheep and goats make great weed control. Georgia Tech recently turned to sheep to help control a major kudzu issue on campus. Ray D’Alessio explains..



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