fields on the sides of roads have no private owners and belong to the state. it's a field not a person's yard. and yes that's fine I put apple cores, banana peels, etc on my garden.

Erm, that's not always the case. Where I live, most fields are privately owned by farmers, and quite a few are next to some form of road.

#90 - I've read a lot of stuff on FML that was staggeringly, mind-numbingly wrong, but your statement has just made my top ten. In the UK, quite often privately owned fields come right up to the road, sometimes without even a shoulder.

Same in the States, Zeb. Not every field every where is government-owned and if it was, you could easily get fined for littering on government property. If OP is so keen on helping soil along, she could've waited to get to her own place and composted the thing. I quite like to walk and play in a local field and I don't enjoy coming across biodegradeable litter.

Exactly - dog poo in a public park is biodegradable, but you still have to dispose of it properly.

They make banana pills? Do they have the same nutritional value? Cause I'm too busy sometimes to eat all my servings of fruits and banana pills would be a lot quicker and easier to consume.

field not street