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Old 18-01-2004, 08:32 AM
David Bunch
 
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Default Algae as compost/fertilizer

A lake very near my house becomes overgrown with algae every year. I
believe this is due to (1) the sewage stations that dumps into the lake and
(2) fertilizer runoff from the golf course that runs parallel to the lake.

My question is- Can the algae from that lake safely be used for compost or
mulch? I think I heard somewhere that algae could posses high levels of
metals, is this true?

Thanks
David B


 
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