Growing up we called that the smell of money The highschool I went to was surrounded by corn fields on two sides...and they spread every fall.
We have a cattle feed lot a few miles from us, but most days you never smell it. We also have a rendering plant near us, luckily the wind usually never brings that smell here!
I made dh promise when we built out in the country to never spread the field around our house - hopefully he sticks to that!
I had to come check out the poo talk however I have no animal poo stories to share. ***sigh***
There was this one time though when my newborn dd had a power poo that splattered on the wall..................
There was this one time though when my newborn dd had a power poo that splattered on the wall..................
Gross.
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bumblebby wrote: I had to come check out the poo talk however I have no animal poo stories to share. ***sigh***
There was this one time though when my newborn dd had a power poo that splattered on the wall..................
Cassandra
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I have experienced that smell when I visited my grandparents on their farm in Saskatchewan, Canada. I now live in a city with over a million people. I'd take that poo smell over the pollution anyday.
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ahh yes! the fresh dairy air! (or beef)
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Jeanelle,
My dd is looking to adopt a llama! Not to have physically but to sponsor like you do the starving people overseas!
She's a knitter and spinner and would like some llama fur to spin into yarn. She know of other girls who have "adopted" sheep for a fee and they get a letter telling them about their sheep and then they get the wool when they are shorn.
She loves llamas and alpacas and lives in California - if you know if your parents are into sponsoring one of theirs, let me know!
My dd is looking to adopt a llama! Not to have physically but to sponsor like you do the starving people overseas!
She's a knitter and spinner and would like some llama fur to spin into yarn. She know of other girls who have "adopted" sheep for a fee and they get a letter telling them about their sheep and then they get the wool when they are shorn.
She loves llamas and alpacas and lives in California - if you know if your parents are into sponsoring one of theirs, let me know!
Cow poo...that is the smell of money!! I live right across from a dairy farm, so I know your smell!!!
Karen
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I just had to say... totally diggin' your Curious George avatar!!!GinaMarie wrote: You know what's weird, we've been smelling horse or cow poo around here- I wonder if the winds are blowing it this far south??
Seriously!!!
Janshotgun wrote: Jeanelle,
My dd is looking to adopt a llama! Not to have physically but to sponsor like you do the starving people overseas!
She's a knitter and spinner and would like some llama fur to spin into yarn. She know of other girls who have "adopted" sheep for a fee and they get a letter telling them about their sheep and then they get the wool when they are shorn.
She loves llamas and alpacas and lives in California - if you know if your parents are into sponsoring one of theirs, let me know!
I have done some spinning here in Northern California. I know someone that just lost their Alpaca Ranch He has some Awesome Fiber for Sale. I would PM you but Can't figure out how. This Fiber is as good as the nicest Romeny Wool I grew years ago.
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Man, I missed an animal poo thread????
I used to work at a dairy farm. Milked 300 cows. They had an outfit come in & pump the pit (that would mean poo pit) twice a year & them spray (yes, spray, not spread) on the fields. Smelled great, fantastic even. For about a whole week. Mmmm, don't miss that job.
I used to work at a dairy farm. Milked 300 cows. They had an outfit come in & pump the pit (that would mean poo pit) twice a year & them spray (yes, spray, not spread) on the fields. Smelled great, fantastic even. For about a whole week. Mmmm, don't miss that job.
~Tessa
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I suppose there's a purpose in pain
What we make of ourselves has a cost
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I'm not saying forget what you lost
I suppose there's a purpose in pain
What we make of ourselves has a cost
And it's paid every time we take hold of the reins
Our fields are spread with liquid - comes out of some sort of truck..then its supposed to be worked in. Notice the word supposed!asset wrote: Man, I missed an animal poo thread????
I used to work at a dairy farm. Milked 300 cows. They had an outfit come in & pump the pit (that would mean poo pit) twice a year & them spray (yes, spray, not spread) on the fields. Smelled great, fantastic even. For about a whole week. Mmmm, don't miss that job.
There are also some farmers who put it into their pivots and spread it that way...that's a lovely smell And are you mighty lucky if you are near there on a windy day and it gets your vehicle
Jenna - Mom to Emily (2/02) & Kaitlyn (2/04)
Well here we smell turkey poo, and pig poo......yum yum
Charlotte
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