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I sure have a lot of it and wondering if it can go on plants for fertilizer or will it burn up the plants? I used to raise Llama's and their poop was perfect for the garden....just curious......because I have extra for all my neighbors too.

I don't really know but my friend's mom was visiting last weekend and asked if she could take home a bag of our sulcata's poop. I said sure. She's big into plants and she said it would be great. So there you go....

Troya

Bags of turtle poop building up in your front yard waiting for UPS to ship it to plant enthusiasts around the country

hey, as long as they're low-pro/high-fib... you could be da first in this niche industry and there's your chance to acquired all that unwanted dung-tanks in da whole nation to keep yer factory goin...

>>I sure have a lot of it and wondering if it can go on plants for fertilizer or will it burn up the plants? I used to raise Llama's and their poop was perfect for the garden....just curious......because I have extra for all my neighbors too.

Hey, am I getting better at understanding ya, or are you getting clearer? lol
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0.1.0 snapping turtle
0.1.0 painted turtle
0.1.0 ornate box turtle
0.1.0 Australian shepard
0.0.12 chickens
3.2.0 children
1.0.0 husband

>>Hey, am I getting better at understanding ya, or are you getting clearer? lol
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>>0.1.0 snapping turtle
>>0.1.0 painted turtle
>>0.1.0 ornate box turtle
>>0.1.0 Australian shepard
>>0.0.12 chickens
>>3.2.0 children
>>1.0.0 husband

keeping a bunch of poop-producing torts would probably be cheaper (and more rewarding!) overall than paying the gas prices these days! poop-powered cars -- imagine the exhaust, though...

yer giving it away...it's only a matter o' time when them BP guys will be all over here...

>>keeping a bunch of poop-producing torts would probably be cheaper (and more rewarding!) overall than paying the gas prices these days! poop-powered cars -- imagine the exhaust, though...