Re: What's in your Manure?
- Subject: Re: What's in your Manure?
- From: T*@cs.com
- Date: Sat, 15 Jun 2002 09:30:25 EDT
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George, I am not a specialist in bovine biology nor even an expert in human biology. However, I do know that antibiotics in humans are processed by the liver and kidneys, to be excreted in urinary form. I would doubt that any by-products of antibiotic metabolism are in the solid waste. There is the matter of cows urinating and defecating in the same general area. Antibiotics have pretty short half-lives, if the manure sat for a month or two, I wonder if any would still be there.
Still, we all have to make our decisions about what is best. Just my two cents.
Janet Miyamoto
Still plugging away, trying to produce something, anything!
Fresno, California
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