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When you use urine to fertilize plants, you're taking charge of urine to recycle nutrients and prevent pollution.
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By lg-admin, on October 28th, 2010
new photos! new lore…
• Army rations reydrated by urine (New Scientist)
• North of Kanchalan, Russia,tin cups of human urine are given to reindeer for a salty treat. (Boston Globe)
Updated book photo: Anna Edy, queen of liquid gold use, at her kitchen table overlooking her solar greenhouse and many planted fertilized with liquid gold in Martha’s Vineyard, . . . → Read More: New photos! and lore
By lg-admin, on October 28th, 2010
June 21 (Dec. 21 in the eastern hemisphere)
Pee-On-Earth Day is a day to bring your urine outside to nourish plants and avoid using water to flush your toilet!
Fertilize plants with your urine’s nitrogen and phosphorus. PEECYCLE either directly or by depositing your contribution in a container you take outside and apply to:
- Soil, wood chips or . . . → Read More: Pee on earth day
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The author and her indoor planter filled with swiss chard fertilized with urine. Greens love nitrogen.
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USEPA water quality specialist Tom Faber composts with liquid gold.
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One of three ways to use urine:
Drain it to an aerobic graywater garden bed.
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The You're In Control interactive urinal game at MIT (shown with simulated urinator)
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Fertilizing spring barley with urine in Sweden.
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Outside her office, the author picks cherry tomatoes and pole beans fertilized with urine.
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Urine was imbibed in celebrations of yore.
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