Kevin Espiritu

But he'll do a lot of that stuff, Gary.

He'll run his chickens through, which of course they're going to be eating insects.

They're going to be taking a little bit of forage here.

What are they doing?

They're making droppings.

Those droppings are extremely high in nitrogen.

So you're using animals.

People will do something called silvopasture where they'll run pigs through forests.

There's all these weird combinations people are coming up with to try to get...

Yeah, I mean, that's where I get to.

I go, nature's kind of doing it already, but you can come up with really creative techniques like running the chickens through the field, right?

Instead of solving the problem that you created by creating this problem by creating that problem, you know?

Well, they'll scratch through.

So like, you know, my hens, they'll come out in the garden and they'll scratch through like three, four inches deep sometimes, hunting for little bugs and grubs.

And so, yeah, it's not like the most efficient method.

Thank you.

Don't come at my hens, Neil.

You can come to my address for some produce.

You're not getting my hens.

I don't eat them.