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Scarecrows! September 29November 4 Come participate in our new seasonal celebration by creating a Scarecrow to lurk about in the garden. Big and small, frightening and friendly, silly and serious

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How to fill out scarecrows:

1. First, gather the materials needed to make a scarecrow. This typically includes a wooden stake or crossbar, old clothes, straw or hay, twine or string, and a few nails or screws.
2. Begin by securing the wooden stake or crossbar into the ground firmly. This will serve as the structure for the scarecrow.
3. Next, dress the scarecrow by placing the old clothes onto the stake or crossbar. You can choose any type of clothing you prefer, such as a flannel shirt, jeans, or a dress. Be sure to secure the clothes tightly to prevent them from blowing away.
4. Once the clothes are in place, stuff the scarecrow's body with straw or hay. This will give it a more realistic shape and add bulk. Use enough straw or hay to fill out the clothes but avoid overstuffing, as it may make the scarecrow appear lumpy or unnatural.
5. After stuffing, tie or secure the ends of the clothes to prevent the straw or hay from falling out. This can be done using twine or string, ensuring that the scarecrow remains intact.
6. Finally, add any additional details you desire, such as a hat, gloves, or even a painted face. These extra touches can make your scarecrow more unique and appealing.

Who needs scarecrows?

1. Farmers and gardeners often use scarecrows to protect their crops from birds and other animals. The presence of a scarecrow can deter these creatures from landing or feeding on fresh produce, helping to safeguard the harvest.
2. Scarecrows are also commonly used in outdoor decorations, particularly during fall or Halloween season. They bring a touch of whimsical and festive charm to gardens, front yards, and even storefront displays.
3. Scarecrows can be used in educational settings, such as schools or nature centers, to teach children about farming, gardening, and wildlife protection. They provide a visual representation of how humans interact with nature and the methods we use to protect our crops.

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What is scarecrows?

Scarecrows are typically a figure made to resemble a human, placed in fields to scare away birds.

Who is required to file scarecrows?

Farmers or individuals who have crops that need protection from birds are required to file scarecrows.

How to fill out scarecrows?

Scarecrows are filled out by designing a figure to resemble a human and placing it in the field.

What is the purpose of scarecrows?

The purpose of scarecrows is to protect crops from birds that may eat or damage them.

What information must be reported on scarecrows?

The only information needed on scarecrows is a human-like figure placed in the field.