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Re: dumb vitamin question

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Vitamins, and any other food grade materials, will compost if they are given
the time.

The microherd, in all its diverse consortial splendor, can compost many
extra-ordinary things and I wouldn't think twice about running the vitamins
through the blender and pouring the resulting liquid into a just-made
compost pile....

That would be my call...

Frank---figgers if you eat it and it ain't some kinda poison, there's a few
dozen or a hundred different bacteria who'll metabolize it, just like
that...:-)
-----Original Message-----
From: Martha Wells <flylo@txcyber.com>
To: 'a square foot' <sqft@listbot.com>
Date: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 8:32 PM
Subject: dumb vitamin question


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>This is really a stupid question, but I was about to take a multi vitamin
>this morning, and realized the bottle had expired in 1997. Doubt if it
>would hurt me to take em, but had rather just go get fresh. But I was
>wondering if any harm in using these in the compost? Or, elsewhere in the
>garden? (I remember awhile back the kick was to use birth control pills as
>rooting stimulant.. I think the only benefit was more babies that year!)
>martha
>
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