Goose Population Can Be Controlled

Goose Population Can Be Controlled
There are about a dozen subspecies of the Canada goose. Ger Bosma Photos/Shutterstock
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Question: We live in a lovely subdivision in which the homes back up to a pond. It’s really pretty, until the geese arrive. They spend a lot of time in my yard (and all of my neighbors’ yards) and leave lots of presents. I mulch my grass—clippings, droppings, and all. Is that good or bad for my lawn? Can I use their droppings as fertilizer in my vegetable garden? How do I keep their mess off my property?

Answer: I understand your frustration with the geese. I would compost the combined grass clippings and droppings before using them in the garden.

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