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This vineyard doesn't use pesticides. It releases 1,000 ducks instead
Wine farmers in South Africa are borrowing inspiration from a centuries-old practice in Indonesia.
STELLENBOSCH - Every morning, around 1,000 long-necked ducks are let loose on a South African wine farm to gobble up insects in an environmentally friendly method of pest control that is gaining ...
Twice a day, over a thousand Indian Runner ducks commute to their jobs at the Vergenoegd Löw wine estate near Cape Town, South Africa. One of the perks for the winery’s duck employees is lunch on the ...
Around 1,000 ducks are being consistently set loose on a South African wine farm as part of a popular and ...
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'Duck run' pest control catching on in Winelands
Every morning, around 1 000 long-necked ducks are let loose on a South African wine farm to gobble up insects in an environmentally friendly method of pest control that is gaining popularity.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Using ducks to forage for insects is an environmentally friendly method of pest control (RODGER BOSCH) Every morning, around 1,000 ...
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