T Melville wrote:Some folks have been asking what a willow feeder is. Paul talks about it in a thread here, and in his podcast here, here and here.
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Elizabeth Echeverria wrote:I would totally back this movie! My question is that it seems that the willow feeder method is based on sort of storing the poop for a while and the whole thing drying/staying pretty dry while being stored (apologies if I don't fully understand, and all the more reason for the movie, but that's my understanding anyway). So I would really like to know how well this would work in a humid summer climate--the kind of climate where stored poop might stink more.
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Benjamin Dinkel wrote:Or are the willow feeders using barrels?
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