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minus-square@Danquebeclink1•1 month agoEggs shells don’t work unless they’re ground into a very fine powder. I don’t know the answer to this question. You may be right. And yea, I can see limestone in the right doses working. And we could always extract the nutrients from our waste. Close the cycle: what goes in, goes out. We’re already using biosolids in agriculture.
Eggs shells don’t work unless they’re ground into a very fine powder.
I don’t know the answer to this question. You may be right. And yea, I can see limestone in the right doses working.
And we could always extract the nutrients from our waste. Close the cycle: what goes in, goes out. We’re already using biosolids in agriculture.