Just southeast of Lubbock, Texas there is pretty large (for the area) feedlot that's pretty busy and full most of the time. Prevailing south to southwest winds keeps the smell out of the city most all of the time. There was a big stink about it (pun intended...) in the early 60's and things were not going well for either side when the wind did move around to the southeast straight into the city. It would make your eyes water.
So, one of the solutions was to buy Airwick bottles, you know, when they were glass and had the wick that could be raised. They put one of these bottles on every fence post around the place. Hundreds of them! It really didn't help all that much but the story in the news was greatly entertaining. Better lot management and the addition of a compost outfit just down the road made things better. We rarely have that smell these days.
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