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jackyinger
79 days ago
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Abandoned by Humans, Forsaken by Nature: The Pligh...
They were also popular as food, and for use of their excrement as agricultural fertilizer. Probably more so than letter delivery.
ahazred8ta
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My father's family raised pigeons for local restaurants in 1930s California. They were cost-competitive with chicken back before the 1950s-60s chicken breeders shifted the dollars-per-pound growth curve.
tanseydavid
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Minced-squab (pigeon) with pine-nuts, wrapped in lettuce leaves with plum sauce.
Absolutely delicious when properly prepared.
Spastche
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one of my tomatoes grew almost 20 feet this year entirely off a little bit of pigeon guano, that stuff is crazy as a fertilizer
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