If you use rice, use regular long grain rice--NOT minute rice. Minute rice will swell and create an intestinal blockage if they eat it. If you use packing peanuts, be sure to use the biodegradable ones--if they decide to eat them, they should be pretty much harmless, as when they get wet they fall apart so as to not create a blockage. I use the rice for my ferts, I've never had one even attempt to eat it (at least so far) in the past 4-5 years I've been using a dig box for them. I think they like the rice better too, as I can reach in the hole in the top where they enter, grab a handful of rice, and let it "rain down" on them.....they go absolutely NUTS!!!
Surprisingly, yes - certain types of packing peanuts can be eaten, because they're made from a type of corn by-product. Ingesters report they taste similar to rice cakes. WARNING: Don't try to eat a packing peanut. Please. The styrofoam ones are pretty bad for you, and they're almost identical to the corn ones.
Cash crops are crops normally grown to be sold for profit. Peanuts and rice can fall into that category, and usually do.
Cash crops are crops normally grown to be sold for profit. Peanuts and rice can fall into that category, and usually do.
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