gun guru said: (quoted from post at 17:01:54 09/13/10) I say put the human fertilizer waste in Wash. DC. Cause DC has been piling it on us for years.
Time to return the favor.
I would bet that there is a lot BS to go through to put septic waste on fields. No pun intended.
we have been looking into this also for some of our hayfields. out my way there is a place in mass. that makes it into a solid just like milorganite that you can spread using a hopper type spreader. i'm still not sold on the whole idea though, i 'm more on board w/ the livestock animals don't eat other animal byproducts and we don't eat stuff w/ our own waste on it. i can't believe they allow them to spread septic water on fields. butsupposedly in the next town over they do.
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