Who’s ready for halloween 🎃👻🕷️
Don’t throw away pumpkins after Halloween. Find woods or a field near you, smash them open, and leave for wildlife to eat. Pumpkin is safe for them, and the seeds act as a natural dewormer. 2.5 billion pumpkins are produced each year, and only 20% get reused. The rest end up in landfills. So recycle those pumpkins to wildlife and provide a food
source for hungry animals. Win-win.
As Halloween approaches, many people enjoy decorating with pumpkins, but what happens to them after the festivities? Instead of tossing them in the trash, consider their potential as a food source for local wildlife. Pumpkins are nutritious and safe for animals to consume. The seeds can also serve as a natural dewormer, benefiting vulnerable wildlife. With approximately 2.5 billion pumpkins produced annually, only a small fraction gets reused, leading to significant waste. In fact, about 80% end up in landfills, contributing to environmental issues. You can easily make a difference by finding a nearby woods or field where you can smash open your used pumpkins after Halloween. This not only ensures that they don't go to waste but also provides a delicious treat for hungry animals. Birds, deer, and other wildlife will enjoy this unexpected feast. Get creative with your pumpkin disposal and engage your friends and family in this eco-friendly activity. Share your experiences with hashtags like #halloween2024 and #lemon8contest to inspire others to join in the fun of recycling pumpkins this Halloween!
We have chickens and we leave the pumpkins for them! They love eating the pumpkins! It is their Halloween treat!