if composted; yes.
it's also a great weed control.
With my garden, I mulch up the newspaper [and junk mail] in lots of water; allow it to break down to the point that it's almost like plaster; then throw it on the garden [about an inch and a half thick] after I've tilled and fertilized. then I punch holes through it to plant.
it's a little ugly at first, but blends in after a while. You can also throw down mulch or wood chips to cover the paper.
Beats weeding!
then next year I till it all back in and it works great.
Actually, in the fall I till; and then again in the spring.
kills 2 birds with one stone.
Fibers obtained from recycled newspaper are used for making newspaper, magazine, egg trays, coffee trays etc.
If they can be pulped and recycled as newspaper or roof insulation they are
Although newspaper does not provide any nutrients to the soil around plants, it does make a good compost and mulch. Worms in the soil will eat newspaper, helping it to break down. Using newspaper as a mulch also helps to reduce weeds and hold moisture in the soil, which is great for plant growth.
Recycled newspaper or newspaper strips are commonly used.
45.00000
until it gets thrown out
Plants feed animals, animals fertilize plants.
Animal waste can help to fertilize the plants.
They clean the newspaper so that it looks good as new! re-pulp it. then make new paper from that pulp.
they help us fertilize plants and they live in water.
A smencil is a scented pencil made out of recycled newspaper. They a variety of various scents!
Use fertilizer, or wait until neighbors fertilize. Neighbors are limited to 5 plots.