The recycling goes through 4 processing, first it goes through mechanical cleaning, where bigger particles are separated from the water then from there it goes through another mechanical cleaning where smaller particles are separated from the water and to the chemical processing where more oxygen is added to the water and in the next process the water is allowed to settle and some of the sewage sludge that settled is collected into the digester chamber to produce methane gas to produce about 40% of electricity they use. They have solar panels all round that produces about 25% to 30% of electricity and in all they produce about 65 to 70% themselves. We were also favored by one of their bosses who decided to buy us three tickets to watch F.C. Basel soccer match on Sunday. We came home from there.
After supper we went to Auntie Regula's farm to see what they do there. It was really nice. The whole family are hard workers. The dad, the mum and the children. We saw the fat cows they had, the fat dog and cats, the fat and sporty horses, the rabbits and how the milk was taken from this fat cows. The machines and the processes used there were beautiful. We had the chance to taste some cold fresh milk and to ride on the horse back. It was really fun. All the cows had there names and even the dog was called Deeva, it was lovely. On the farm, nothing goes waste, the water from the home of the farmer and his children which is on the farm goes into a big tank and its used to water the the plants to be sold and the grasses to feed the animals during summer. The droppings of the cows are used as manure to fertilize the land for planting. The milk of the cows collected are sold and they are able to collect about 1400 litre s of milk per day.
