I was dreading the thought of shoving weeds into the big green plastic garbage bags. It doesn't matter what I do or what I put them in, they get holes and are difficult to move.
Hmmm.... We just brought in a load of grain and alfalfa pellets for the animals. Hubby and Vet2Be just filled all the 55 gallon drums and put the feed bags into the garbage.
I thought those empty feed bags would make much better bags to hold the weeds than the green plastic lawn and leaf bags.
The are!
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| They don't hold quite as much as the lawn and leaf bags, but they are soooo much sturdier that I can pack them really full! |
2 comments:
If they arent plastic and the print on them is Soy based ink you can use them just like you would the brown bags.
They do cut way back on the weeds that grown in the garden. I put some out last year and piled goat barn bedding on top.. Very few weeds and this fall I could dig thru it the paper bag was just gone....
We use the feed bags all the time for trash out in the yard or garage.
lol! I think you've been farming longer than we have been!
These are the feed bags made from woven polypropylene. The ones I'm saving are the thick, multi-layered brown paper bags.
I'm so glad to hear that you had great success with your paper ones in the garden last year! We don't take the newspaper any more and the bags look like they will work as well or better.
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