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From: dak2@mtuxt.UUCP (D.KALL)
Newsgroups: net.garden
Subject: RE: Kitty poop in the compost heap?
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Date: Tue, 10-Sep-85 21:56:09 EDT
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Ix nay nix on the kitty pix.
Don't plant your feline's feces.
A while back I lived in New Hampshire.  I learned to grow things
organically.  More than a post-hippy trend it does work.
So I thought maybe I could increase my organicness by using cat
caca. Wrong!
I consulted the most organic person I knew. He was a local 
bio-chem type; even used the French Intensive Planting Method.
He went into a long long long explanation that translates into:
The stuff in cat poop that gives it that wonderful odor also
puts nasty acids in your soil.  Some plants it won't help, others
it will kill.
My advice is get a chicken for a pet.