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Re: Milorganite Users?

R. Carson wrote:
>
> I was at the local Wal-Mart today and saw an organic fertilizer product
> called Milorganite.  The bag identified the contents as sewer sludge that
> had been purified.  I put a bag in my cart and later took it out and bought
> a bag of 10-10-10 general purpose fertilizer.

I have not used anything like this, but, like you, I would be concerned about
potential presence of nastys such as heavy metals and other toxins from sewer
 sludge.
"Purification" to remove such toxic wastes would probably be more expensive than
feasible.

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