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13-11-2007, 06:25 PM
Dave Hill
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"Ryan P."
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Today's news reports several NY counties are putting roadkill deer in
their compost piles. Seems very strange to me.
http://cwmi.css.cornell.edu/roadkillfs.pdf
More than I ever wanted to know. Says they use the compost on the highway
right-of-way where there is low pet and human contact. How comforting!
Sounds like a lot of "low possiblity", "most of", and "unlikely"
situations. Maybe in the long run it is for the better as the landfill is
the alternative. I know I don't want it in my yard.
I'm confused about the "may contaminate water" concern. I can see how 50
dead bodies on top of each other might be a problem, but where do these
people think wild animals go when they die?
Scavengers take care of dead animals in the wild. What did you think?
These people have the right answer to Road Kill
http://www.road-kill-cafe.com/roadkill.html
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