Goats found to be better than chemicals when it comes to curbing invasive marsh grass

ENN
Sep 25, 2014, 2:01 pm16 pts
Herbivores, not herbicides, may be the most effective way to combat the spread of one of the most invasive plants now threatening East Coast salt marshes, a new Duke University-led study finds. Phragmites australis, or the common reed, is a rapid colonizer that has overrun many coastal wetlands from New England…

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