Re: Composting eggshells

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• Subject: Re: Composting eggshells
• From: K* M* <m*@NWARK.COM>
• Date: Fri, 18 Jul 1997 23:44:26 -0500

        I never wasted my egg shells in the compost.  I crush them and
spread them where slugs are a problem.  They hate that gritty stuff on their
slimy little bodies.  The shells also provide calcium.  I don't see any
reason that they wouldn't be beneficial to the compost pile.
        Kathy (meistrel@nwark.com) in Fayetteville, Arkansas

>I am starting a compost pile for the first time and want to know if
>eggshells can be added to the pile.
>Clark Womack
>Harper, TX
>110 miles due west of Austin, 30 miles west of Fredericksburg, Zone 8
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