It's actually a thing now. I think it's pretty cool.
People will buy the dumbest shit. I bet that costs an arm and a legIt's actually a thing now. I think it's pretty cool.
The biodegradable burial pod that turns your body into a tree | CNN
A greener alternative to coffins, Capsula Mundi is an egg-shaped pod that feeds a tree planted above it as it breaks down.www.cnn.com
WA state is working on turning people into soil too. $5500.People will buy the dumbest shit. I bet that costs an arm and a leg
Actually cheaper than I thought it'd be.WA state is working on turning people into soil too. $5500.
Everything You’re Afraid to Ask About Human Composting
A new form of eco-burial was just legalized in Washington State. But will consumers be able to overcome the psychological hurdle of putting soil made from Grandma into the asparagus patch?www.newyorker.com
I think I'd do it. Then my family could top dress with me.
We always threw fish heads in the garden. Whenever we did, the plants grew much better and we're a lot happier.
When I was a mechanic I always had old men come and get the shavings off the brake lathe. They said it made their tomatoes go crazy. Can't remember if the thought process was the iron, or the oxidizing of the steel in the soil. Might give it a try next spring in the garden.
Battlefields have amazing crops, it's well known, look up fish fertilizer on here or the net.
I've been face to face with a blackbear, probably 15' away walking straight at me after I topped dressed with fish bone meal the day before. Broad daylight. They are blind as hell but man their sense of smell is insane.
I know this is off topic, but I've chased them outta my garage. One of them almost came at me when I was yelling at him, so I chucked my full beer at him and then he left. I saw a mountain lion eat my neighbors cat right in front of me once too.
Yeah damn, that's scary. Loud yelling scared this one off. I was actually taking a leak, so I felt pretty exposed and vulnerable lol. I thought the loud rustling was a couple of deer. No lions around me but plenty of coyotes and bobcat.
Usually they're pretty scared of humans, but this one guy was kinda aggressive. There was a nice timid one that came up on my deck once. I didn't even need to yell at him. I saw he had been tagged so it wasn't his first interaction with people. I felt like he would have let me pet him if he wasn't scared of me. It was crazy. I think someone was feeding that one, which is not cool. Then they need to be shot eventually because they get too comfortable with people.
And if there's deer, there's probably mountains lions. You just don't see them.
