Composting.

[John Gryphon]

On a bigger scale.

Millions of feral pests are culled every year in Australia — this man wants to recycle them

Gerry Gillespie hated seeing the bodies of feral animals thrown onto landfill, adding to greenhouse gas emissions. He is now using them to create organic fertiliser and save thousands of dollars for farmers every year.

www.abc.net.au

 

[FISH BOY]

Interesting read.

I was out yesterday on some ground shooting squirrels for a wealthy landowner who made his fortune growing trees/saplings for garden centres.

He’s passionate about his ground and trees and every single squirrel shot he recycles into fertiliser some how. He’s been doing it for years and with well over 200 shot this year, no doubt its given a boost to his soil.

 

[John Gryphon]

I had to put an aged ewe down and also a yearling angus calf one year and buried them with a loader and then planted Aussie Red Gums over each grave.
The trees did nothing for two years then went like they were on the `roids.

 

[tozzybum]

On you tube a farmer shoots half a dozen foxes and they go straight on his central heating boiler.
The " ultimate " recycling?

 

[John Gryphon]

On you tube a farmer shoots half a dozen foxes and they go straight on his central heating boiler.
The " ultimate " recycling?

There`s something about roast fox that I really like tozz.

 

[tozzybum]

Not a lot left to ho with your salad though John.

 

[John Gryphon]

Not a lot left to ho with your salad though John.

The trick is to not overcook mate.