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From: AZH@... [mailto:AZH@...]On Behalf Of vanessastoffel
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 4:25 PM
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Subject: [AZH] Re: Organic Fertilizers

I was re-reading old threads just now because of a conversation I had
today with a fertilizer dealer.  I have used Milorganite in the past
and not experienced any problems. However the dealer said, "Oh! I'd
be worried about bacteria [since its manufactured from waste water]
harming your animals.  Has anyone else out there ever heard of such a
thing? 

I called the Milogranite customer service number -which is answered
by anyone with a technical background and they couldn't confirm or
deny the acustion. I'm expecting a call back.

Vanessa Stoffel
Manager
Bear Country USA
Rapid City, SD 



--- In AZH@..., "Gary Wangler" <gjw9977@b...> wrote:
>
> D.,,, you didn't mention what analysis you were looking for but I
have
> used Milorganite for years, slow release, organic and does not
burn. I
> have recently begun useing Nature Safe. Like Milorganite, it too is
a
> safe material.
>
> Gary.
>
> Gary Wangler,
> Horticulturist / Supervisor
> St. Louis Children's Hospital
> 1 Children's Place
> St. Louis, Missoouri 63110
>
> (314) 454-4770
>
> >>> dgreen@z... 3/8/2005 6:30:52 AM >>>
> Good Morning,
> I am looking for suggestions on organic fertilizer for trees,
shrubs,
> perennials; in addition to or instead of compost tea.  I have
researched
> many products, but would like to hear opinions, experiences, etc
with
> products.  Thanks for any info.
>
> Danielle L. Green
> Curator of Horticulture
> Zoo Atlanta
> 800 Cherokee Avenue, S.E.
> Atlanta, GA  30315
>
> Phone  404-624-5620
> Fax  404-624-5841
>