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Re: Throw n Mow Q&A
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I saw some guys talking about the milogranite in another thread. It is a slow release nitrogen fertilizer but apparently it repels deer for a time as well??? I had never heard of it. It's literally human poopoo from somewhere up in Wisconsin. Isn't it composted sludge from the drying beds of a wastewater treatment plant ? Our town used the sludge from the drying beds on their flower beds one time, had lots of volunteer tomato plants and "plastics" in the beds. Guess they pulled the weed up as it sprouted. It’s baked microbes used to break down human waste in Milwaukee. Linky
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