Frank - It's my understanding that the compost vicki used was so poor
that it technically was not compost. It most definitely was not GOOD
COMPOST THAT HAD E-COLI, but it was drawn from uncomposted materials
at a commercial compost facility. Am I off base here?
If I'm making a point, the first would be that neither you nor I
would have used compost that was that 'raw' and that, according to
Elaine, the commercial composter who was working with that material
would have turned out a finished compost well within acceptable
e-coli levels. So, in this case, the composting process itself would
have remediate what Vicki has chosen to elevate to 'problem status.'
no?
- Fw: E-Coli Frank Teuton
- Re: Fw: E-Coli Allan Balliett
- Re: Fw: E-Coli Hugh Lovel
