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Published: December 2014
Revised: February 2019
Archived - Using Biosolids in Gardens and Landscapes (Home Garden Series)
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Biosolids are a recyclable organic material produced in municipal wastewater treatment plants that can be used as fertilizer for gardens and landscapes.
Published: December 2014
Revised: March 2019
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SKU: FS156E
Category: Archived
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