Sawdust

Sep 15, 2009 26 Replies

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This is on topic as they are made of wood and they use sawdust.

And think that if you eat food from China, it has been fertilized using uncomposted humanure. While your non-organic food in North America probably used sewage sludge.

So when someone tells you to eat s*it, well, you can tell them you already do. :-)

Luigi

Who?? Me???? Never!!!

Luigi

Larry Blanchard wrote in news:-N2dneEAjfk3JTLXnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@pghconnect.com:

I had forgotten about that. You'd need a sifter, but it would probably be a good use for it. At one time, I thought about using sawdust to represent corn loads, but they don't ship corn very far in open hoppers.

Puckdropper

How about putting it in your car/truck? From the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - "Production of Gasoline and Diesel from Biomass via Fast Pyrolysis, Hydrotreating and Hydrocracking: A Design Case"

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"biomass" in the report is wood (poplar) chips.

When I get enough sawdust I make a heap in the backyard where it sits for a year, turns gray and reduces in volume. Then I use to mulch my blueberries.

"Puckdropper" wrote >

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there's a compilation I made several years ago of contributions to a thread on this topic.

Happy sweeping!

Jeff

Nice compilation! I especially like the 'take your sawdust for a drive in your pickup' one.

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