My grandmother sent me an amusing newspaper clipping:

Boutique manure, clocking in at $2.59 per lb.
Note to self:
Start collecting exotic animals. Market droppings. Profit.
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My grandmother sent me an amusing newspaper clipping:

Boutique manure, clocking in at $2.59 per lb.
Note to self:
Start collecting exotic animals. Market droppings. Profit.
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8 responses to “Zoo Doo”
All the poos that’s fit to mint.
That’s good.
there’s an elephant sanctuary around Gainesville that has a link with someone who composts their poo… I got a load once, $63 for a pick-up bed delivered. It was alright. Nothing spectacular, but it was good compost. pachypoo.com but it looks like they aren’t selling any right now
That’s not a bad price. I wonder what their primary food is?
it was timothy hay, which is why they can’t sell it anymore. aminopyralid contamination risk
Ah-ha. There you go. Yet again.
I think the DC Zoo was marketing their composted big cat poo a while ago as a deer deterrent… don’t know how well it worked, but a cute idea.
That’s a very clever idea. I wonder if the deer just “know” somehow?