Gee, don,t know much about that Marla. I would think a lot of critters would dig in the compost to eat the bread and it would be a mess. The birds will love you! Nick

yeh, birds, coons, deer and all those other pests. maybe I should take the excess back into a corner that will not be planted.

Maybe for the last farmers market,s around November you could sell homemade stuffing mix with your dried herbs & dried bread cubes? Mark

Nope that's out of the question. For me to do that, I have to have a certified kitchen, which I don't have. I guess what the cows don't eat will become wildlife food back near the woods.

Each week we will be getting at least 1 full-size truck load. The cows will eat that much, but more????

Marla

Time to get a few chickens.

Yes, you can compost it.

You might try getting a couple of little piglets and raising some pork for your freezer. They'll need more than bread, but bread is basically wheat and wheat is grain. You raise pigs on grain with some added protein and veggie scraps.

We have steers, but only 4, and they can only eat SO much. I've thought about chickens and pigs, but at this moment, it's too cold to get babies. Plus we don't have shelters for they, and I just can't image not having something for them to 'live' in especially in the winter. Today is was 6 above. We will probably get some later in the year, both pigs and chickens.

We got several packages (50-100) of pita type of bread, haven't found out if the steers like it or not yet. Thought about laying it out for sidewalks, LOL.

Right now, getting ready to start seeds.

Marla