Rent-a-Ruminant Has Goats Eating Invasive Plants
Robyn Currie — October 29, 2009 — Eco
References: rent-a-ruminant.mapmate & boingboing.net
So you have a lot of extra brush and foliage on your property, and you don’t really have the time to take a weed whacker to it. What are you going to do? You call Rent-a-Ruminant.
This ingenious service sees a landowner renting a small herd of goats for a period of time, so that goats can eat all the spare brush and foliage that is getting in the way. Rent-a-Ruminant is an environmentally sound operation, as they only use goats to clear away invasive plants.
This ingenious service sees a landowner renting a small herd of goats for a period of time, so that goats can eat all the spare brush and foliage that is getting in the way. Rent-a-Ruminant is an environmentally sound operation, as they only use goats to clear away invasive plants.
Trend Themes
1. Rent-a-ruminant - Opportunity for a disruptive innovation in the on-demand rental industry by providing goats as a solution for clearing away invasive plants.
2. Goat-based Land Clearing - Disruptive innovation opportunity in the sustainable agriculture sector by offering goat-based land clearing services as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods.
3. Invasive Plant Control - Potential for disruptive innovation in the environmental services industry by developing advanced methods to control invasive plants using natural means like goats.
Industry Implications
1. On-demand Rental - Disruptive innovation opportunity in the on-demand rental industry by introducing unique services like goat rentals for land clearing.
2. Sustainable Agriculture - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the sustainable agriculture industry by incorporating goat-based land clearing as a more eco-friendly method.
3. Environmental Services - Disruptive innovation opportunity in the environmental services sector by leveraging natural solutions like goats to control invasive plants.
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