Why we bring home ROADKILL

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Road kill is probably one of the worlds most wasted resources. Apart from feeding those other animals that prefer to eat carrion rather than catch something themselves, it usually just goes to waste. We have a great way to use this waste stream, while also feeding and improving your garden production!
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Комментарии : 15

@monkeypuzzlefarm Год назад

I can't wait to try this with my fruit trees on our new property. Your greenhouse is looking amazing now!

@alexperrin6783 Год назад

Ì've been wondering what to do with the possums I've caught in my trap - now I know!

@jvmor6275 Год назад

"If it lived, it can live again." -- Geoff Lawton

@PoorMansHomesteadCanadaBC1961 Год назад

❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍😁😁😁😁

@chelseycarrillo8824 Год назад

Wow, taxidermy is a very unique hobby 14 year old! That’s awesome! Would love to see a video from her on some of her work.

@PoorMansHomesteadCanadaBC1961 Год назад

I watch another youtube channel that raises cattle and they do the same thing when they have a cat cow dye they compost it in the field It's called R Wyoming life

@modee-b9s Год назад

Excellent video - Thanks! Fish heads work great too.

@FantailValleyHomestead Год назад

Yes they do, if you can get your hands on them! Considering I live in a old fishing village they are surprisingly hard to come by here.

@bqqmoperatorkc-135q3 Год назад

Ok ok. Now I know what to do with the terradactle my daughter dragged home from the lake. Ohmy giddiod this thing is Huge. Looks like a flying dinosaur. She said she wanted the bones but...but how to stripp all the rotting flesh bit off? ...its a Crain. Yes. Enormous thing. With all the connecting stuff turned into Crain Jerry by now...haaa. I think I'll bury it under my peach tree. Then we'll both get something out of this 16 yr old girls adventure... thanks for the tip...nice video. Now I can get this dead dinosaur out of my garage. Haa😂.

@FantailValleyHomestead Год назад

@@bqqmoperatorkc-135q3 haha yes, did she sneak it in the freezer? That is what my girl does, gives ya quite a fright when you open it to get out dinner. She does find burying them and then digging them up in about 6 months gets the bones pretty clean, then leave them out to bleach in the sun. Alternatively, she has recently used strong hydrogen peroxide to dissolve flesh off of a mouse skeleton. It is always an adventure around here!

@BrighidsGarden 8 месяцев назад

We have buried poorly chickens that have either died or we’ve had to dispatch and planted mostly trees or fruit bushes on them. We always have fruit bush seedlings around as I usually plant all the cuttings when I prune my bushes …