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Wastewater Sludge as Fertilizer
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<blockquote data-quote="MrBilly" data-source="post: 505004" data-attributes="member: 87"><p>I suggest you do a search on this site, because many of us have given our thoughts on the subject in the not too distant past. Acceptable ranges in soil tests? Acceptable for who? Acceptable today, but not tomorrow? Frankly, I wouldn't trust my local government to help me make such an important decision. They need to get rid of the stuff. There are a vast number of substances in crap and toilet water that they do not, and cannot, determine by any test. I will gladly spend the money on fertilizer, knowing what I am getting and that I am not possibly poisoning the ground. Once the ground is contaminated, it becomes worthless financially and to say the least for farming. I bet there are some Superfund farms. </p><p></p><p>Billy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrBilly, post: 505004, member: 87"] I suggest you do a search on this site, because many of us have given our thoughts on the subject in the not too distant past. Acceptable ranges in soil tests? Acceptable for who? Acceptable today, but not tomorrow? Frankly, I wouldn't trust my local government to help me make such an important decision. They need to get rid of the stuff. There are a vast number of substances in crap and toilet water that they do not, and cannot, determine by any test. I will gladly spend the money on fertilizer, knowing what I am getting and that I am not possibly poisoning the ground. Once the ground is contaminated, it becomes worthless financially and to say the least for farming. I bet there are some Superfund farms. Billy [/QUOTE]
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