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man-alive":d4c9g19d said:
Miss M... if you too live in Louisiana I wouldn't bother with growing it... just go start ripping in down :D
:lol: For true!!

Of course, I would have to deal with little details like getting permission...

You know what? I just realized that I haven't seen any kudzu around where we're getting ready to move! I'll have to look closer...
 
Miss M":30m4zcvn said:
Of course, I would have to deal with little details like getting permission...

Nonsense, Miss M! You are looking at this in the wrong way.

If kudzu is such a bane of the South, I am certain people would PAY for its removal! :money: Great job for the kids- it could be a home economics assignment! :twisted:
 
MamaSheepdog":f3ktv45f said:
Miss M":f3ktv45f said:
Of course, I would have to deal with little details like getting permission...

Nonsense, Miss M! You are looking at this in the wrong way.

If kudzu is such a bane of the South, I am certain people would PAY for its removal! :money: Great job for the kids- it could be a home economics assignment! :twisted:
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooo!!! MWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAA!!! :twisted:
 
I know that people make baskets out of the vines. You could offer basket-weaving as part of the curriculum, too!
 
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MamaSheepdog":31krcyo0 said:
I know that people make baskets out of the vines. You could offer basket-weaving as part of the curriculum, too!

Underwater?
 
OneAcreFarm":26kb9elj said:
Underwater?

Underwater Basket Weaving is an advanced course, OAF. One must master the art on land first, without fear of shark attack.
 
I, being a person who wants to be a chef one day, found the culinary aspects of kudzu very interesting. I didn't know it was so versatile :D<br /><br />__________ Fri Jun 08, 2012 2:41 pm __________<br /><br />Does anyone know if rabbits can OD on kudzu? Meaning can I feed em too much of the stuff?
 
I don't know for certain. I find, however, that when a certain plant is super-plentiful (right now it is chicory... It's everywhere, green and lush!) the rabbits will eat a large amount and then stop. They will turn away and eat hay, grain, other greens. I've never had a rabbit get sick from feeding more greens than they can handle, but I do very occasionally have to take wilted chicory out of the pen the next day. It is important, in my opinion, to feed a variety of greens daily to ensure good nutrition. Usually my rabbits will get five or six different greens in a day... sometimes more.
 

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