Jason Douglins

This is a good idea. I have a compost which makes me great fertilizer every year. So my plan is to put the bagster bag right in the middle of my lawn, make it look nice with some plant around it. I'll probably use wooden stick to make it as stable and rechtangle as possible. Fill it with compost, add in soil and plant some veggies. We'll see how it goes, I like the idea in my head so...

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This is a biogas generator and biogas is the real deal. We have a big biogas power plant nearby. They are taking organic waste and making electricity out of it. It's pretty nice.

Now I peronally don't know much about it, but according to this site about liberty generator it seems it's the real deal if you know a bit about building stuff. I don't think this is harder to do than your own chicken coop and we know there are plenty of DIY plans around.

I'm not sure either can do that. At least the goats we have don't usually eat pines. Ours mostly graze at leafs and grass. I think the fastest way would'be to just fire up the chainsaw.

But ask around, maybe there is a type of goat that does that.