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rodney johnson wrote:Well you could look at it as working the scythe arms or scythe muscle groups, the permaculture zombiest will use the heads for one to keep invaders out of you garden, ankle bitters they will eats the slugs all the slow moving unwanted from the garden, you could also make some nice fencing with all the arms, the other aspect think of all that bone meal!
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kadence blevins wrote:
rodney johnson wrote:Well you could look at it as working the scythe arms or scythe muscle groups, the permaculture zombiest will use the heads for one to keep invaders out of you garden, ankle bitters they will eats the slugs all the slow moving unwanted from the garden, you could also make some nice fencing with all the arms, the other aspect think of all that bone meal!
HAHAHAHAHAHA and suddenly zombie apocalypse became permaculture heaven!
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ray Bunbury wrote:can we compost zombies?
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Meg Mitchell wrote:
ray Bunbury wrote:can we compost zombies?
Finally, some zombies are magical and don't rot further over time; they reach a certain stage of decomposition very quickly and stay that way forever, in which case your compost will simply never finish.
If you find yourself in the Walking Dead universe, composting zombie flesh is probably fine as long as you handle your compost pile carefully. "
My first concern with composting zombies is, how do you keep them in the compost pile long enough to compost? I'm envisioning hands crawling away, torsos dragging themselves off using their arm-stumps for leverage.
Clearly, the only way to compost a zombie is Bokashi. This way, you kill (sort of) two birds with one stone; 1. the zombies are contained (maybe a 55-gallon lidded barrel?) 2. Bokashi is well-known for killing off almost all pathogens--I'm assuming that includes the zombie virus-- and its ability to compost any biological material including meat.
However, I would follow Meg's advice and handle carefully or use only on ornamentals.
Probably the best practice is to test the finished compost for remaining pathogens. If any zombie virus is retained in the compost, it may not even be safe for ornamentals. You could very well end up with zom-bees.
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Meg Mitchell wrote:...don't rot further over time; they reach a certain stage of decomposition very quickly and stay that way forever, in which case your compost will simply never finish.
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Jay Angler wrote:
it did sprout a cantaloupe melon plant,
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I hear you! I put 4 inches of fresh compost in a slightly raised bed this spring and planted melons there. They did next to nothing. I put exactly the same compost in a 1/2 barrel to grow potatoes in, and 2 melons started spontaneously along with the potatoes. Melons are round-ish like zombie heads - and clearly they will do what they want and follow their own path, despite what any well-meaning gardener wants them to do.Rob Lineberger wrote:
Jay Angler wrote:
it did sprout a cantaloupe melon plant,
I have melons sprouting in my compost right now! But when I try to grow them they fail! What's up with that??? Yes, I am yelling!
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ray Bunbury wrote:zombies want to eat cauliflower because looking like brain
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ray Bunbury wrote:can we compost zombies?
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Meg Mitchell wrote:
ray Bunbury wrote:can we compost zombies?
It depends on what kind of zombie apocalypse you're in. Sometimes the zombie virus only affects humans, but sometimes, animals can also be infected. Putting zombie flesh in your compost pile could infect birds, rats, or even worms. (A worm is probably not going to have an easy time eating your brains but could transmit the disease when eaten by something else.)
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“The most important decision we make is whether we believe we live in a friendly or hostile universe.”― Albert Einstein
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T Melville wrote:Replacing petroleum with people, during the zombie apocalypse?
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Beau M. Davidson wrote:Or +1 for using around ornamentals, or adding to the willow feeder.
From under the mother plum tree.
