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- From: Keith Johnson <keithdj@mindspring.com>
- To: permaculture@listserv.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: Re: Grasshopper control.
- Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1998 19:08:10 -0500
In the fine Permaculture tradtion of turning problems into solutions, I
suggest
a fairly obvious response to your grasshopper "problem". In your shoes I would
look at all that protein on wings and springs, and ask, "How can I convert
this
RESOURCE?" Being familiar with the work of Joel Salatin and his
very-profitable free-range pastured chickens, an answer immediately leaps to
the fore. Unless these hoppers are so toxin-laden as to kill chickens, I would
immediately introduce the two species to each other and let them work it out.
Keep in mind that all that hopping nutrient can be converted to all kinds of
meat, eggs, and...well, just let your imagination loose and see what happens.
After all, many cultures consider grasshoppers a delicacy. I understand they
taste like shrimp.
Keith
The Permaculture Activist Magazine
-
Grasshopper control.,
Mike Carter and Carol Cannon, 11/04/1998
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
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RE: Grasshopper control.,
goebel, 11/07/1998
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RE: Grasshopper control.,
Bobbi Chukran, 11/07/1998
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Re: Grasshopper control.,
Keith Johnson, 11/07/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., Bobbi Chukran, 11/07/1998
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Re: Grasshopper control.,
Keith Johnson, 11/07/1998
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RE: Grasshopper control.,
Bobbi Chukran, 11/07/1998
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Re: Grasshopper control.,
blissv, 11/07/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., Bobbi Chukran, 11/08/1998
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Re: Grasshopper control.,
Jack Rowe, 11/07/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., Bobbi Chukran, 11/08/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., Scott & Arina Pittman, 11/08/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., Rick and Rose, 11/08/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., blissv, 11/08/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., Jack Rowe, 11/08/1998
- Re: Grasshopper control., blissv, 11/09/1998
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