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CG>Seed trays. (I'm working around to egg-cartons here, so bear with
CG>me)
DD> Sorry, but all of my egg trays are sitting, waiting for me to fill
DD> them  with soiless soil and many varieties of seeds.  About 3 weeks
DD> from now.  That's if our seeds wintered over OK.
    When it comes to recycing and egg cartons, I think I may have you beat.  
I've got 36 laying hens who produce far more eggs than our household of five 
can consume.  I've got a sign at the end of our drive advertising eggs for 
sale at $1.00 a dozen but I discount them $.25 per dozen if the buyer 
provides or exchanges a carton with me.
    Cartons are hard to come by and expensive to buy new.  Since we haven't 
had to buy eggs at the market for quite a while, we don't get many of our 
own.  I've got friends and relatives all over saving cartons for me and, so 
far, Ive managed to avoid running out.
    As far as composting goes, we've got a hog run here on the property, but 
no intention of keeping hogs.  It's divided into two runs and has proved to 
be the perfect place to dump the waste from the barn.  Since last June, 
however, the pile has gotten so large that we're going to have to rent, 
borrow or buy a "Bobcat" to turn it this spring. Uff-da. 
        Byrd Mann
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