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Scarecrow from agraric waste streams. Geese eat the harvest before it is fully grown, unfortunately the current scarecrows no longer work optimally. This new one is easy to use and that can turn completely, so the farmer only has to go to the field once every three days to scare away geese.
Changeable Movement
A major problem within agriculture is the geese problem: the geese eat the harvest before it is fully grown. Current scarecrows don't work well and are not easy to move. That is why Lisa has designed a new kind of scarecrow namely Changeable Movement. It is easy to disassemble, to rebuild in different ways and all parts can rotate. Instead of three times a day, the farmer only has to go to the field once every three days to chase the geese away. The scarer is made with materials from waste streams within the sector. Namely net bags and pallets. The onion sets arrive in the net bags and after they have been planted, nothing is done with the bags, they are also not recyclable. It is also cheaper to leave the pallets with the farmer than to hire a truck and driver to pick everything up.
