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Ecoble: The Latest in Eco-Friendly Lawn Care - Goats?

  • Scott Wilcox · 11 months ago
    Hi, this is Scott Wilcox owner of Goat Buster i just wanted to say thank you for mentioning us in your article. It is nice to know their are other like minded people out there.
  • Uncle B · 11 months ago
    I'm waiting for WalMart to sell me a propane conversion kit for my gas lawn mower! Gasoline stinks, and we import it from unhappy countries! We have our own natural gas, and propane, so if we all converted, the air would be cleaner, our trade imbalance improved, our lungs would suffer less, and terrorists would be deprived of money! this is a win, win, win, win for America and needs to be advertised as such, Bravo!
  • ecoaussie · 11 months ago
    Yep, gas mowers are definitely a good start. There are a lot of options
    there including electric.
  • OilFree · 2 months ago
    "we import it from unhappy countries"

    Well, according to this web page (http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/petroleum/da...), most of the oil the USofA imports is from Canada. A quick poll in my dining room seems to indicate that most of us are relatively happy. The after effects of a wonderful dinner for eight and vapourized BCBud may create some slant in this post but our only real concern was how much "dirty" oil you import. Yes, tar sands. Please stop it........
  • golfman_story · 5 months ago
    What a useful post here. Very informative for me..TQ friends...

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  • JoeAnne11 · 3 weeks ago
    I loved especially the grass cutting bicycle to be honest. The only problems is that in this country we seldom have large lands to actually be able to use something like this. I am one of the few people having a farm and since my land is huge I usually do the cutting grass job with an Used Tractor. But I think I could try that bicycle for fun too.