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  1. Isl

    Isle of Wight Tyke Active Member

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    There's a world of difference between the shits of herbivores and omnivores.

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  3. Gue

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    Only 99% of the pathogens are killed

    I don't know what pathogens are but I don't want them on my potatoes.
     
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  4. Y Goch

    Y Goch Well-Known Member

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    We did some research on this a few years back

    It is not a bad idea, so long as it treated properly. We found a few nice wet lumps – nice!
    However, there are real issues about heavy metal residues in there from washing powders.
    You can only do this for a few years before the metal levels become toxic. Now that strikes me as a stupid thing to be doing with valuable metals.
     
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  5. Isl

    Isle of Wight Tyke Active Member

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    Yes, we can completely trust water companies to treat things properly and not lie about it.

    "So there are no leaks then?"

    "Nope, none at all, it's been a great year"

    "what's that bubbling up from the drain?"

    "erm.....a water feature, with a dead rabbit motif"
     
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  6. Y Goch

    Y Goch Well-Known Member

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    Its not the water companies that produce it

    Plus, there is loads of other rubbish going to land.
    Abattoir mess, paper pulp all sort of stuff.
     
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  7. Isl

    Isle of Wight Tyke Active Member

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    nice.

    I thought the article said Severn Trent Water supplied the sewage to farmers, do they supply it raw then?
     
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    they pop over and dump in the farmers field.. proper right nice view for the locals apparently
     
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  9. Gue

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    This is great. Every Sunday morning I'll get a fortune selling what comes out to the local farmer. Put some Vim on it to kill them parthenon's or whatever.
     
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    What about Tomatoes?

    You always see them growing around sewage works? Won't theygrowwith the crops?
     
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  11. JLWBigLil

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    pathogen

    No need to thank me
    <img src ="http://www.timelessmyths.com/classical/gallery/parthenon.jpg">
     
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  12. Y Goch

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    RE: What about Tomatoes?

    That’s a fun one with GM.
    If you eat a genetically modified tomato in the USA, should you be placed in quarantine for 48h on your return?
     
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  13. JLWBigLil

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    What about Tomatoes?

    <img src ="http://www.dansonseed.com/images/Tomato%20Pictures/Tomato%20435.jpg">
     
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