CLEAN : London's oldest city farm is recycling Christmas trees through its goats

The video discusses how a farm discovered that goats enjoy eating Christmas trees, which serve as a natural dewormer and enrichment. The farm feeds the trees to the goats in moderation to prevent overeating. They partner with Hampstead Heath to recycle trees for pathways, promoting local recycling. The farm, a charity, has adapted its funding strategies post-pandemic and finds fundraisers like this beneficial for financial stability.

How did the farm discover the goats' interest in Christmas trees?

• During a Christmas event

• From a farmer's manual

• By accident after watching a video

• Through a scientific study

What is one benefit of feeding Christmas trees to goats?

• It helps them grow faster

• It makes them more social

• It improves their milk production

• It acts as a natural dewormer

Why should Christmas trees be fed to goats in moderation?

• To ensure they eat other foods

• To prevent them from getting bored

• To avoid them becoming too aggressive

• To prevent overeating

What happens to the Christmas trees after the goats are done with them?

• They are sold to other farms

• They are used for firewood

• They are thrown away

• They are recycled for pathways

Which organization is the farm partnering with for recycling trees?

• Greenpeace

• Hampstead Heath

• Local government

• National Park Service

What challenge did the farm face during the pandemic?

• Need to recalibrate funding sources

• Shortage of Christmas trees

• Increased demand for products

• Lack of volunteers

How do fundraisers like the Christmas tree recycling help the farm?

• They reduce the workload of staff

• They attract more goats to the farm

• They help maintain financial stability

• They provide entertainment for visitors