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02-03-2012, 11:30 AM
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Composting: Cat Manure
Snag wrote:
Dick Adams wrote: Is there any reason not to put cat manure in a compost bin? Dick You're about to hear all the same reasons I was told not to put dog poo in the compost bin . See the "What to do" thread that started with my post on 1/31 /12 . Seems it all boils down to "there might be dangerous pathogens in it since it is predator poo" . IMO , a properly working compost bin will achieve temps that should kill those "dangerous pathogens" . And that sounds better than allowing the rain to wash it all back into the soil ... Not everybody bothers with hot composting. D |
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