They’re full of grass, while wrapped that way for a few weeks/months it becomes “Silage” (no idea how to translate that), power food for herbivores basically.
Very environmentally friendly farmers who can’t be bothered to put their hay in a barn. So they wrap it in endless layers of plastic. What a waste.
It’s a poopoo of the blue cow (milka) and pink cow (must a german chokolade, really sweet:-)
Hahaha this question is just too cute 🙂
Had to google it – I think not very common, but I am not a farmer
They are filled with hay and a fresh born lamb is in the middle. Once the lamb has eaten all the hay it will bite open the cover and escape as beautiful sheep.
The colored ones have an important meaning.
The blue wrap means suport for prostate cancer. The pink stands for Breast caner.
The farmer pays an extra amount for the colored wrap that gets donated to cancer organizations.
It’s a bunch of Post packages impossible to be shipped.
Yes. It‘s cheese. They grow like this.
They’re actually something we call for “Tractor Eggs”
The blue ones hatch into Mahindra & Mahindra’s
The Pink ones become Case IH’s
And the green ones become John Deere’s
You are very dumb
Marshmallows…
Instructions to get rid of your children:
– Stop on the Autobahn
– Tell your kids those are Marshmallows
– Open the door
– Watch the kids running
– Close the door
– GO!
– Enjoy life
You are welcome!
You know the eggs that you get in kinder chocolate eggs well these are special ones to export to America. Massive ain’t they, the eggs that is.
Gender reveal party
Just swiss franks in cash for a winter
Filled with hay 🙂
You should go outside more often…
Those are ski slopes packed away for summer
Pressed hay or other food for cows like sugar beet. Its wrapped with a foil to protect from weather.
Gold bars on one side and silver bars on the other. Since the war started, the swiss are afraid of an invasion that could take them away, therefore better to camouflage it, instead of openly exposing it over the whole country as done before…
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That’s babybel cheese, when it becomes grown-up-bel cheese
that’s grassilage, wiki artikel in german https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grassilage
They’re full of grass, while wrapped that way for a few weeks/months it becomes “Silage” (no idea how to translate that), power food for herbivores basically.
Very environmentally friendly farmers who can’t be bothered to put their hay in a barn. So they wrap it in endless layers of plastic. What a waste.
It’s a poopoo of the blue cow (milka) and pink cow (must a german chokolade, really sweet:-)
Hahaha this question is just too cute 🙂
Had to google it – I think not very common, but I am not a farmer
They are filled with hay and a fresh born lamb is in the middle. Once the lamb has eaten all the hay it will bite open the cover and escape as beautiful sheep.
It’s part of the [process to make silage](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silage)
This is for a gender reveal party aha
These are silage balls.
The colored ones have an important meaning.
The blue wrap means suport for prostate cancer. The pink stands for Breast caner.
The farmer pays an extra amount for the colored wrap that gets donated to cancer organizations.
It’s a bunch of Post packages impossible to be shipped.
Yes. It‘s cheese. They grow like this.
They’re actually something we call for “Tractor Eggs”
The blue ones hatch into Mahindra & Mahindra’s
The Pink ones become Case IH’s
And the green ones become John Deere’s
You are very dumb
Marshmallows…
Instructions to get rid of your children:
– Stop on the Autobahn
– Tell your kids those are Marshmallows
– Open the door
– Watch the kids running
– Close the door
– GO!
– Enjoy life
You are welcome!
You know the eggs that you get in kinder chocolate eggs well these are special ones to export to America. Massive ain’t they, the eggs that is.
Gender reveal party
Just swiss franks in cash for a winter
Filled with hay 🙂
You should go outside more often…
Those are ski slopes packed away for summer
Pressed hay or other food for cows like sugar beet. Its wrapped with a foil to protect from weather.
Gold bars on one side and silver bars on the other. Since the war started, the swiss are afraid of an invasion that could take them away, therefore better to camouflage it, instead of openly exposing it over the whole country as done before…