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Originally Posted by CFrance
For a good explanation of Milorganite, go here Milorganite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The development of Milorganite was a huge recycling project that has been going on for decades.
They claim it is "baked clean," I guess like those bags of cow manure sold at the nurseries that we all used around our flower and tomato plants.
Whether that's what they're using on the golf course, I can't say. It does say in the article that it is used extensively by golf courses. |
I've used Milorganite on my lawn and it definitely was NOT baked clean and it stunk for quite awhile plus I didn't think it was a very good fertilizer. I went back to Fertilome.
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