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dog faeces can it be added to compost heap
"Tumbleweed" wrote in message ... "ned" wrote in message ... snip So what has faeces in the ground got to do with picking flowers? Well, if I smeared dog shit over your flowers you probably wouldnt care to pick them. So why do it voluntarily? Its not as if we are so poor we need the fertiliser. :-) I do love this argument. Tumbleweed, no-one is suggesting that the offending material is spread on the flower. It is applied to the soil where bacteriological action converts it into nutrients which are taken up by the plant root system. There are those who claim that the best tomatoes are those fed on sheep dip. What do you think happens to the contents of all those rural septic tanks filled with human waste? No, it is not taken to sewerage farms for 'processing'. It is spread 'neat' on farmland. Just like all that lovely dark green slurry from the cattle pens - to enrich the soil and provide higher crop yields. 'Hope this isn't going to put you off eating organic produce. :-)) So a drop of dog muck in the comost heap is unlikely to add significantly to risks of a bit of tummy trouble. It might even help the immune system to combat it! You know. Like homeopathy. 'Don't you go patting any dogs, now. They might have fleas. And fleas shit, too. ;-) -- ned |
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