I have a new neighbor. Her name is Monique and she has 7 Guinea Pigs. She asked me if we could give her our vegetable left overs to feed them.
Since I like to save my veggies to make compost it made me feel like there was nothing left to compost if I’d give everything to the Guinea Pigs. So I looked it up in my big compost book if I could use the Guinea Pigs poop as fertilizer. And my book said yes! Guinea Piggy poop is perfect for the compost bin. So now we have a nice organic cycling thing going on. Poop rocks!
Guinea Pigs at the neighbors
Here you see the composting in progress, a Guinea Pig is eating... soon to be pooping yeah!
And there it is, tadaa! One weeks harvest of 100% unadulterated pure Guinea Pig poop
I love it when we support the earth in any way we can. Thank you so much, Elza, for supporting my endeavors and sharing my work. You are greatly appreciated.
Rhia at http://Dr-Rhia.com
p.s. Please help spread the word about the free e-book I’m giving. It’s the first in a 12 book series that brings Dr. Phil’s life strategies to 3rd-5th graders in an African adventure fable type of way. Each book is a full story in itself so nobody has to buy anything. If they are interested, two others in the series are published and are $2.99 each. The books are controlled readers (meaning that any student with good phonic skills and decent sight-word recognition will be able to read these chapter books). It’s another way I’m doing my bit to foster a kinder and gentler world! The links to the books are on my website at http://Dr-Rhia.com Thank you!
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