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Michael23 Posts: 1 |
Dog Manure Posted 940 days ago Can you tell me please Don, I have just constructed new vegetable and garden beds, is dog manure harmful or beneficial to the soil if it is mulched and buried as per say another nutrient. |
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JulesMid Posts: 32 |
RE: Dog Manure Posted 940 days ago Not good for vegies but probably okay for flower garden and don't use if you have treated dogs with worming tablets. |
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hutcho Posts: 687 |
RE: Dog Manure Posted 938 days ago Very serious potential pathogen problems re. veggies!!! Dog droppings do not break down readily. Best to either "toilet" them, or "bag-and-bin". |
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Georgen Posts: 96 |
RE: Dog Manure Posted 888 days ago [quote] |
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morlock Posts: 6 |
RE: Dog Manure Posted 885 days ago do not use dog,cat, human crap as it needs to be treated with high tempretures best bag it and bin it or let treatment works handle it. "toilet" |
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Benny3366 Posts: 7 |
RE: Dog Manure Posted 763 days ago Most information warns against using dog poop in any garden. You can get easy to use dog waste composters these days - and even do your own DIY version if you want to save a bit of cash...(dig a bottomless, bucket with a lid into the ground)! Try the following addy for composters or search internet for other options. |
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