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  • As Kara Cusolito writes at Campus Progress, "Composted food scraps--whether from food prep or leftovers -- turn back into the rich, fluffy soil that farmers and gardeners need to grow more food."

    The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: The EPA Can Regulate Carbon, For Now The Media Consortium 2011

  • Composted hardwood bark, composted sewage sludge and certain other organic materials have disease-suppressing effects.

    15: Training and missionary resources 1996

  • Composted - vb, 'compos mentis', mentally capable of working.

    Zone Doubt 2010

  • Composted - vb, 'compos mentis', mentally capable of working.

    Zone Doubt Joules *Dances with Haddock* Taylor 2010

  • Composted - vb, 'compos mentis', mentally capable of working.

    Zone Doubt 2010

  • Composted - vb, 'compos mentis', mentally capable of working.

    Zone Doubt 2010

  • Composted animal manures represent (mostly) a balanced fertilizer when they are properly used to fertilize pasture, or handled correctly.

    ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science Sharon Astyk none@example.com 2010

  • Composted - vb, 'compos mentis', mentally capable of working.

    Zone Doubt 2010

  • "Composted manures and cover crops replace synthetic fertilizers; innovative weeding strategies are used instead of herbicides; beneficial insects and trap crops control insect pests; and alternatives to toxic defoliants prepare plants for harvest," says the

    Independent Weekly 2010

  • Composted - vb, 'compos mentis', mentally capable of working.

    Zone Doubt 2010

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