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They spread it on the crops to fertilise, just like machiavelli
The problem is that it lingers on, the air gets very smelly
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Last night on Trevor Noah, Bill Gates explained that well shit can be turned into food and power and energy. Good going in, useful coming out. I know a lot of horsey people who actually LIKE the smell of horse dung. It’s earthy.
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I have heard that it can be used for power but I am not sure if it is so good to eat, although most of it is just hay mixed with horsy stuff I suppose. I so not mind the smell in small doses, but not too much especially when I am cooking dinner.
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Horse. Bear would roll in it. Mindy would pick it up and eat it. Dusty would sniff it. I’d just look for the horse. 🙂
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As we have a riding stable they are here and there on the paths. At least it is not wasted on the dogs.
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Having grown up with horses, I find the scent of manure sweet and grassy. Could make a perfume out of it.
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I don’t mind it in small doses, but the farmer seems to liquify it and sprays it everywhere. I will suggest to him that it could be a new hit for the perfume market.
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Um. Eau de Horse Doo? Somehow, I can’t think it would be a hot market item 🙂
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At least I know when the farmer is fertilising his crops. The whole village smells.
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