Leading mezzo: I use goat manure
OperaThe hard-working international opera singer Elina Garanca has won a beekeppers award from the Austrian fruit-growing industry.
She tells a Vienna tabloid: ‘Of course I fertilize with goat manure, I also talk to the plants a lot. I’m a little proud of my biggest tomato. It weighed 780 grams.’
Good to know.
She is down to earth.
Horse manure is the best. It has more ammonium. No experience with goat manure, I will check that.
God, Monday morning! Hope she enjoys her tomato and her goat poo! On toast next?
Ok, I’ll bite, what is the Greatest of All Time manure?
Supply side economics
Perhaps pretty flowers, but after the installation of said substance, her garden must stink to high heaven.
Usually, one does not use fresh manure in the garden but rather composted one, which practically does not smell at all.
And even when fresh, goat or sheep manure is not particularly odorous.
Her father had twenty-nine beehives, apparently, so she grew up – as so many in Eastern Europe at that time – with a more nature-orientated value system than we’ve had in our tech and sugar-based societies these last fifty years or so.
Austria also has the largest amount of organic producers of any country in the world, too. Not sure whether it’s numerical or per capita, though.
Nice work making us think it was for singing
I love this! And also her singing, of course.
Love her artistry and the voice is pure Baccarat, yet very capable of dramatic interpretation! And she keeps bees, wonderful!