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aridbud

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Michigan and California, NC, FLA have camel farms/dairies. Try looking there. Elsewhere in the world...no clue.

Try local zoos. Years back we got manure from area, but it was mixed.
 
Popice

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I had a friend from Morocco tell me camels don't have humps, it's just a big water storage area to keep them cool. People then tie up the humps in either one or two. I was wondering what the difference was so asked him then why not 3? I still don't know what to believe, but any specific reason for camel manure? like local biomass would probably change from a zoo to pack camels overseas. but any manures gotta be great.
 
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Popice said:
I had a friend from Morocco tell me camels don't have humps, it's just a big water storage area to keep them cool. People then tie up the humps in either one or two. I was wondering what the difference was so asked him then why not 3? I still don't know what to believe, but any specific reason for camel manure? like local biomass would probably change from a zoo to pack camels overseas. but any manures gotta be great.
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Camel manure has been used as a source of energy for millenia...Where I live is a mediterranean/desert climate figured it'd make a nice fert for the heat....also looking into collecting dirt and thoroughbred manure from some local racetracks
 
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7Scorpions

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aridbud said:
Michigan and California, NC, FLA have camel farms/dairies. Try looking there. Elsewhere in the world...no clue.

Try local zoos. Years back we got manure from area, but it was mixed.
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Thanks mang....hit up the wild animal park in SD...there pretty strict with the stuff...guess they have a 2nd party that collects all the stuff :/
 
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