Aurora House wrote:So starting the long slog to getting 10 gallons.
1 qt moldy pasta sauce & 1 qt homemade chicken broth that hid in the back of the fridge till scary.
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Aurora House wrote:
Aurora House wrote:So starting the long slog to getting 10 gallons.
1 qt moldy pasta sauce & 1 qt homemade chicken broth that hid in the back of the fridge till scary.
Next in the long slog, I had a piece of salmon & my homemade yogurt go bad. HUSP has planting a fish under your 3 sisters. But I have bold racoons so 90% of this post's effort is so they don't say "OMG! Their serving Salmon here!" The hole is deep so it's inconvenient to dig for, and the yogurt and manure are to disguise the smell. And then I took a dead native blackberry Vine that tried to Trip me and added it to one of the layers filling the hole as a deterrent. The rain rinse of the yogurt Crock started flowing away from the hole so as I saw rocks in the dirt I was replacing I lined the downhill side to slow the water and make it harder to carve a drainage channel. Then I could put the straw that is mulching half my yard back.
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wayne fajkus wrote:10 gallons of kitchen scraps is a lot to accumulate at 1 time (couple, no kids) without it souring. Any considerations to lower that? I would have to freeze it.
Laurie Burton wrote:
wayne fajkus wrote:10 gallons of kitchen scraps is a lot to accumulate at 1 time (couple, no kids) without it souring. Any considerations to lower that? I would have to freeze it.
My daughter-in-law, who lives in an apartment, freezes her scraps in a gallon Ziploc until it's full, then brings them over to feed her chickens that live at my house. I'm sure that would work for you, as well, and the gallon bag makes measuring convenient.
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Joshua Comer wrote:I leave mine in a bucket with holes outside to accumulate. In the summer black soldier flies break it down before I can fill it.
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