In most cases, yes. Every plant species has its own nutritional needs. Manure provides 3 major components in plant growth Nitrogen, Potassium, & Phosphorus. Depending on the diet human feces can have very high levels of Nitrogen. Assuming that your soil has an adequate amount of Nitrogen Fixation Bacteria to process it all and you're growing a crop like soy which will take advantage of it, then it will be a perfect fit. The misconception of human waste being a bad fertilizer comes from it being full of pathogens that infect humans. Think of E.Coli. You are essentially putting human pathogens directly onto human food sources. Animals have species specific pathogens and a few that through horizontal transmission can also infect humans. The numbers of cross species pathogens are pretty few and there are methods of killing off the bacteria like composting and heating that ensures it is safe to use. In human waste though the numbers of Infectious Diseases are much greater and the cost for ensuring a sterilized supply are unprofitable. So, if you are running a farm just to feed your family and you can manage and control your waste properly you can have an excellent, safe, yield using human waste.
== yes but there is a health issue EWW. Dont do it. Human and animal feces is 67% active bacteria and is unhealthy unless it is properly composted at or above 150 degrees for 30 days or more. This can, if used on plants, make you very ill and/or kill you.
Decomposition breaks down organic matter, releasing nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium into the soil. These nutrients are essential for plant growth and help improve soil fertility. Decomposition also improves soil structure, increases water retention, and promotes the growth of beneficial microorganisms.
Phosphoric acid is used to make phosphate fertilizer and is also found in soft drinks.
Hydrogen. Nitrogen from the air can react with hydrogen to produce ammonia for fertilizer in the Haber-Bosch process.
To use natural grass fertilizer, follow the instructions on the product packaging for proper application rates and timing. Generally, you would spread the fertilizer evenly over the lawn using a spreader, water the lawn after application, and avoid mowing for a few days to allow the fertilizer to be absorbed. Make sure to choose a fertilizer that is appropriate for your grass type and the specific needs of your lawn.
Cat feces will not kill plants. Actually, a small amount of feces around your plants will make a good fertilizer for the plant.
Even greater than their use as human food, fish are a vital source of fertilizer. The blood and the bone of fish make a good fertilizer.
No, it is not healthy for dogs to consume human feces. Human feces can carry harmful bacteria, parasites, and pathogens that can make dogs sick if ingested. It is important to prevent dogs from consuming any type of feces, including human feces, to protect their health.
Exposure to feces can make you sick because feces is a good growing medium for germs. Germs that can grow in feces can cause a number of diseases. If your cat has toxoplasmosis, and you handle their feces, you can get toxoplasmosis too.
yes it does
Bacteria make up around 13 percent of the dry weight of human feces. These bacteria are essential for the digestion process in the human gastrointestinal tract.
donkey manure does make a good ferilizer, but not as good as horse manure
to make saltpetre all you need to use is limestone and fertilizer good luck with the rest of the good =^[)
Yes, burned leaves can make good fertilizer for plants because they release nutrients like potassium and phosphorus into the soil as they decompose.
== yes but there is a health issue EWW. Dont do it. Human and animal feces is 67% active bacteria and is unhealthy unless it is properly composted at or above 150 degrees for 30 days or more. This can, if used on plants, make you very ill and/or kill you.
Human feces (or stools) are produced by the entire digestive system.
Oh, dude, human feces and dog feces are both pretty gross, like, no one's out here trying to make them into potpourri, you know? But, like, if we're talking about which is worse, I guess you could say human feces might be a bit more gnarly because of all the stuff we eat. But, like, let's not get too deep into the comparison, okay? Just make sure to clean up after your pup and maybe invest in some air freshener.