The thing that happened with the 12,000 tons of orange peels
I loved this story and thought it was worth sharing, because it makes me think about all the citrus trees I've seen in Redwood City. There are lots of lemon and orange trees in my area, and sometimes I see the fallen fruit all over the ground. Normally, people just throw this fruit into the yard scraps bins. But this made me think, why not put them into a compost pile? Maybe all those oranges and / or lemons could create some of the most fertile soil ever!
Check out this video and draw your own conclusions : )
They Threw 12,000 Tons Of Orange Peels In A Forest. 16 Years Later They Returned to See The Results…
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