Giant marshmallows for cows and sheep to munch on.
Frost Giants like marshmallows…
troll tampons
Bóndableyjur.
Have you seen any of the pink ones ?
Rain protected hay bales
Dandruff from the giants that come out at night.
Silage bales. Basically make fermented hay.
powder bags for our huge coastal cannons in case the russians think about coming
Little known fact. Iceland is the only airplane hatchery in the world.. And those are infact airplane eggs 😁
They’re for storing hay.
They also come in green, pink and black
Þetta ku vera hey, slegið og bundið í bagga.
It’s ice and snow, probably there was a hailstorm during the night
Tractor eggs
In Finland we call those maamuna aka landegg.
Dragon poop
The BLACK look like giant poo bags
😂
I love to lick these in the fields, so much fresher taste than the factory made ones you get in the supermarket. My favorits are the black liquorice ones.
These are known as tiny earth semen
No wonder tourists walk on lava…
Igloos. We live there. They’re surprisingly roomy.
These are marshmallows for the hidden giants
it’s a way of storing excess hay through the winter usually or just for long periods of time
Silage .. we do the same thing here. It’s like hay but it’s stored airtight without being dried, so it turns into this mushy stuff that absolutely stinks. It’s all over the field here because it’s only just been mown, but later it’ll be gathered in and you’ll see them stacked 2-3 high nearer the farm.
From what I understand for hay vs silage it’s not like one is actually better than the other. It just depends on the climate. If you live somewhere warm and dry, the grass is dry by the end of the season, so you might as well gather & store it dry (hay). If you live somewhere temperate and wet, the grass is still green, so you gather and store it wet (silage). It’s just how you work with what you’ve got.
It’s used to feed cows through the winter in countries that don’t have a massive corn industry producing cheap meal (or by farms that care about their cattle being “grass-fed”).
Those are infact marshmallows that we cut into smaller mallows and well it to the rest of the world
These are cow eggs, they roam mostly wild in icelandic wilderness like our famous flying pigs.🤪
They are, in fact, elephant toilet paper.
Not hay, wrappers in plastic to start fermentation… Or something like that.
Cow eggs. In the spring, they will hatch, and a new calf is born.
The boring answer: hay bales
The funny answer: plane and tractor eggs
They chop them into smaller pieces and sell them to tourists to cook using fresh, hot lava from the new volcano.
when ever you go to the store and buy masrhmallows you are actually eating baby marshmallows and Iceland is one of the few places in the world where they have domesticated grown up marshmallows.
Aren’t they just plastic wrapped hay bales?
We use them for our enormous cups of got cocoa, it gets cold out here
Troll aspirins
Elska að það er enginn að gefa honum rétt svar
Leftover ice cubes from last winter
Honestly, Lot of Icelandic farmers have eaten by our giant Trolls that live in the mountains. After the farmers invented those big Macmallows the Trolls loved them and eat instead of farmers. That’s why Framsóknarflokkurinn is growing wild here in Iceland!
It’s a way to preserve hay for feeding livestock. They roll the hay up in bales, and then wrap it in plastic so that it creates anaerobic conditions and an airtight seal. They then infuse the bale with lactate bacteria, so that they start to digest it to produce lactic acid. It then prevents all other microbial life from “infecting” the bale and after a high enough concentration is reached, the lactate bacteria themselves are killed off.
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Packaged hay
Plastic wrapped hay bales
Cow eggs
hay baby
Giant marshmallows for cows and sheep to munch on.
Frost Giants like marshmallows…
troll tampons
Bóndableyjur.
Have you seen any of the pink ones ?
Rain protected hay bales
Dandruff from the giants that come out at night.
Silage bales. Basically make fermented hay.
powder bags for our huge coastal cannons in case the russians think about coming
Little known fact. Iceland is the only airplane hatchery in the world.. And those are infact airplane eggs 😁
They’re for storing hay.
They also come in green, pink and black
Þetta ku vera hey, slegið og bundið í bagga.
It’s ice and snow, probably there was a hailstorm during the night
Tractor eggs
In Finland we call those maamuna aka landegg.
Dragon poop
The BLACK look like giant poo bags
😂
I love to lick these in the fields, so much fresher taste than the factory made ones you get in the supermarket. My favorits are the black liquorice ones.
These are known as tiny earth semen
No wonder tourists walk on lava…
Igloos. We live there. They’re surprisingly roomy.
These are marshmallows for the hidden giants
it’s a way of storing excess hay through the winter usually or just for long periods of time
Silage .. we do the same thing here. It’s like hay but it’s stored airtight without being dried, so it turns into this mushy stuff that absolutely stinks. It’s all over the field here because it’s only just been mown, but later it’ll be gathered in and you’ll see them stacked 2-3 high nearer the farm.
From what I understand for hay vs silage it’s not like one is actually better than the other. It just depends on the climate. If you live somewhere warm and dry, the grass is dry by the end of the season, so you might as well gather & store it dry (hay). If you live somewhere temperate and wet, the grass is still green, so you gather and store it wet (silage). It’s just how you work with what you’ve got.
It’s used to feed cows through the winter in countries that don’t have a massive corn industry producing cheap meal (or by farms that care about their cattle being “grass-fed”).
Those are infact marshmallows that we cut into smaller mallows and well it to the rest of the world
These are cow eggs, they roam mostly wild in icelandic wilderness like our famous flying pigs.🤪
They are, in fact, elephant toilet paper.
Not hay, wrappers in plastic to start fermentation… Or something like that.
Cow eggs. In the spring, they will hatch, and a new calf is born.
The boring answer: hay bales
The funny answer: plane and tractor eggs
They chop them into smaller pieces and sell them to tourists to cook using fresh, hot lava from the new volcano.
when ever you go to the store and buy masrhmallows you are actually eating baby marshmallows and Iceland is one of the few places in the world where they have domesticated grown up marshmallows.
Aren’t they just plastic wrapped hay bales?
We use them for our enormous cups of got cocoa, it gets cold out here
Troll aspirins
Elska að það er enginn að gefa honum rétt svar
Leftover ice cubes from last winter
Honestly, Lot of Icelandic farmers have eaten by our giant Trolls that live in the mountains. After the farmers invented those big Macmallows the Trolls loved them and eat instead of farmers. That’s why Framsóknarflokkurinn is growing wild here in Iceland!
It’s a way to preserve hay for feeding livestock. They roll the hay up in bales, and then wrap it in plastic so that it creates anaerobic conditions and an airtight seal. They then infuse the bale with lactate bacteria, so that they start to digest it to produce lactic acid. It then prevents all other microbial life from “infecting” the bale and after a high enough concentration is reached, the lactate bacteria themselves are killed off.
forbidden marshmallow
Very large bird poop.
Svona búum við til jólasveina…