These maggots are being farmed to eat human food leftovers.

[Donkees]

These maggots are being farmed to eat human food leftovers.

But that's not the only way they're useful -- their waste is turned into plant fertilizer, their bodies can become animal feed, and their cocoons contain valuable minerals: https://cnn.it/3jNTbSd

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[EYESORE 9001]

1. When I grow up

I wanna be a maggot farmer. Actually, this is a good practice.

[Silent3]

3. Isn't that the same as working for the RNC? n/t

[EYESORE 9001]

7. The repuQ variety are far more repulsive

I’ll stick with the fly larvae, thank you.

[Sneederbunk]

2. Do they vote too?

[FoxNewsSucks]

6. Yes. Republicon for the entire ticket

Maggots always vote R

[Trailrider1951]

4. Maggots? Really? You don't need maggots, you need a flock of chickens.

My daughter has a flock of 5 hens that eat all the kitchen waste from their family of 5 and all the garden waste as well. Their composted droppings make excellent fertilizer for the garden, and they cannot eat all the eggs. Excess eggs are given to family and friends. Plus, the hens make great pets! All this on about a 1/4 acre suburban piece of land.

[Sneederbunk]

5. I can't see their little red caps.

[Bayard]

8. Turned into animal feed.......

I find that disturbing.