In nearby Pflugerville, an unusual method of vegetation control is underway. A large group of animals has been brought in to help clear unwanted plant growth. The group consists of over 400 goats, accompanied by some sheep.
They are being used in parks and along community greenbelts to eat away unwanted vegetation. Further details about this effort are available from local news sources, including KXAN.
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