On Sep 3, 2007, at 9:09 AM, CWFugitt wrote:
because of the massive quantities applied and the
destructive nature of chemical fertilizers on soil nutrient holding
structures. The high solubilities of chemical fertilizers also
exacerbate their tendency to degrade ecosystems.
Sounds like a religious statement, rather than a scientific one.
Here in Minnesota, they worry about the phosporous, because it grows
too much algea, and that makes the lakes poisonous. Kills fish, makes
people sick just breathing it. The problem here is from both lawn
chemicals (in the city) and from agriculture and cattle pasture (too
much manure and urine?).
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