On Wednesday, September 15, 2021, 06:36:08 p.m. CDT, Adolfo Mascarenhas <adca...@gmail.com> wrote: Then you shock Filomena, by telling her that a Multinational markets Cow urine is available on Amazon and eBay in every form and shape but the real money is in cow poop.? -snip- The Maasai are impressed with my suggestion.....they will present me with a Shaking Speare ...gold tipped and the stick made of a blackwood has silver gripwire grips.
Tanzania has probably got more cows apart from Nigeria .....Energy wise it could bring transformation in Sukumaland Also I have been both in a Gogo and a Maasai Tembe.....there were no flies .....the ammonia was keeping them away. Grandolfo ---------------------------------------------------------Doc, The US gives direct subsidizes to oil and gas firms - so as to keep energy prices low in the US. The numbers involved are staggering. The richest companies in the world receive more than 20 billion dollars annually from the US govt. Biden is pushing for renewable energy and almost every firm in that sector is now claiming grant money from the US govt. Converting cow poop to renewable natural gas seems to be a good idea (to me) and a much better idea than an vehicle that needs humongous batteries. We have an abundance of cows and cow poop in Texas although a lot of ranches are switching from raising cows to raising other animals. A mature cow sells for appox $5,000 here. The same amount of money gets you a ticket to shoot a zebra on a ranch. Zebra's are much more hardy and cheaper to raise, hence the switch. A wildebeest costs more to shoot. A single Cape Buffalo cost $50,000 and it is difficult to miss one. The next time you think about the annual migration across the Serengeti, your mind way wander to the annual transfer of wealth between Kenya and Tanzania. 1.5 million animals each valued at $5,000 = a few billion dollars. You Masai friends may have been guarding the wrong animals :-) Mervyn PS I have lived in Goa at a time when cow dung was applied to the floor in homes. Whatever the benefits where then, I am glad that custom is not as popular as it once was.
