Re: compost 'bombs'

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Hi all!

Martha,

Hmmm... Compost 'Bombs".  Sounds interesting.  I have never added a feed
product to my compost like that, but it sounds reasonable.  I once was
given a bag of blood meal, and added it to the compost.  It was midsummer
and my pile was hot anyway, but I think it did seem to get extra hot!

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