My wife and I entertain a great dealWe always end up with a TON of empty aluminum cans and glass bottles.
if they r covered all the bio degradable materials will be decomposed and the non biodegradable material will not so after some more days you will be able to get a good manure out of the bio degradable materials The rate and the manner in which an animal body decomposes is strongly affected by a number of factorsIn a roughly descending degree of importance, those factors include: Temperature The availability of oxygen Prior embalming Cause of death Access by insects Burial, and depth of burial Access by scavengers Trauma, including wounds and crushing blows Humidity, or dryness Rainfall Body size and weight Clothing The surface on which the body rests
In a landfill even bio-degradable items such as toilet paper, apples, cotton.DO NOT BREAK DOWNThey do not receive the heat, moisture, physical decomposers (Macro and Micro organisms) and oxygen necessary for decompositionSo, they basically just sit in a pile in the same basic form it startedMany times In thirty years they still won't break down without these necessary elements.
They usually accept those at local landfillYou can call your local government office and they should be able to tell you whereIn our area the aluminum cans are bringing around 33 cents a pound which is about a penny a canThey do not pay anything for glass or plasticCurbside trash pickup costs a little under 11 dollars a month hereTake advantage of what you pay for.
