On 1/21/2012 10:47 AM, Chuck Banshee wrote:
UPDATE:

Here, for the record, is a picture of my ad hoc 'compost' bucket ...
where I put all kitchen food-related trash (eggshells, banana peels,
lettuce cores, chicken bones, fat cuttings, orange peels, stale bread,
etc.):
http://www4.picturepush.com/photo/a/...mg/7393442.gif

Notice the patented NPK 12:1:2 fertilizing formula I've been using,
thanks to all your advice!

So far I've been emptying this about once a week into a large wheeled
green compost bucket (which is half full and getting unwieldy).

The bottle of urine you see there is about a day's output from yours
truly:
* That's about ~1.5 liter / day / person
* Which is about 7.5 grams of Nitrogen per day
* And about 6 pounds of Nitrogen, 1 pound Phosphorous,& 2 pounds of
Potassium per year

I wonder what a comparison cost would be for equivalent store bought NPK
12:1:2 fertilizer containing 6 pounds of nitrogen?

It looks like apple juice or recycled beer. ^_^

TDD