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Re: Farmin' question for ya'll, a little long....
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Posted by NC Wayne on August 29, 2005 at 19:14:00 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: Farmin' question for ya'll, a little long...... posted by NC Wayne on August 28, 2005 at 20:02:05:
Hey guys, thanks for the input. I knew that manure was being used to some, but not to the extent ya'll are telling me, that's good to know. As far as when and where it is being used the way I see it is if "city" people don't want to smell it and still ant to eat then they need to move back where they came from........ In the end it seem like it all comes down to what one post said, it would take so much cooperation between so many different groups to make large scale composting a reality that it'll never happen. That's one of the biggest problem with this country as a whole nowdays, everybody wants something, but many people have, for the most part, forgotten how to cooperate with others to get what they want. Thanks again for the replys.
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