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human urine as fertiliser
On our allotment there is no functioning toilet, and my thoughts have
recently turned to the topic of composting human manure. I've been checking out various things on the internet, and composting human faeces seems to be fraught with all kinds of difficulties. But some people are suggesting that it makes a lot of sense to focus more on keeping urine separate from faeces, and using it as a rich bacteria-free source of nitrogen, pottasium and phosphorus. You need to dilute it with water (one suggestion was 1:8) before it is usable. But is it then usable immediately? Anyone tried it? Isn't there going to be a serious problem with smell? Are there any legal issues to be considered? Ken Cohen |
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