I wouldn’t try this at home

[flylowgethigh]

Seems like veggies get pulled on the reg from stores because human waste was used as fertilizer. A few years back it was spinach that was tainted by human waste frets.

Human Waste is Safe for Growing Vegetables, Researchers Say

(Bloomberg) -- As farmers in Europe and across the world grapple with increases in the cost of fertilizers, researchers suggest a solution may be closer to home in what people flush down the toilet.Most Read from BloombergEuropean Stocks Rise as US Futures Signal Caution: Markets WrapItaly’s...

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Remember, these people want us dead. I can just here them as they are meeting in Davos, Switzerland right now, discussing their WEF plans…

“ We got them to take the jabs, eat plant-based meat, now let’s get them to eat bugs and food fertilized with their own shit”.

 

[StickyBandit]

Seems like veggies get pulled on the reg from stores because human waste was used as fertilizer. A few years back it was spinach that was tainted by human waste frets.

Human Waste is Safe for Growing Vegetables, Researchers Say

(Bloomberg) -- As farmers in Europe and across the world grapple with increases in the cost of fertilizers, researchers suggest a solution may be closer to home in what people flush down the toilet.Most Read from BloombergEuropean Stocks Rise as US Futures Signal Caution: Markets WrapItaly’s...

www.yahoo.com

Remember, these people want us dead. I can just here them as they are meeting in Davos, Switzerland right now, discussing their WEF plans…

“ We got them to take the jabs, eat plant-based meat, now let’s get them to eat bugs and food fertilized with their own shit”.

I read their own wiki entry and I think you're on the money

 

[brickweeder]

the human waste is probably run through the treatment process first...wastewater engineers and marketers call them "Bio-Solids" (aka...BS), so don't worry...that mud on your spinich isn't shitzkies, its just biosolids....

Regarding that e.coli spinch...maybe the farmers didn't provide enough portapotties and the pickers just dropped their deuces where they were....next rain, it was deuce city across the planting field....

 

[D. B. Doober]

Poop! Everywhere! Poop!!!!!!!

 

[flylowgethigh]

The Amazonian figured out a way and made terra preta.

 

[chilliwilli]

Whats the difference between human dung and animal dung? Shit is shit and ~50% of the farmers worldwide use dung as their main fertilizer and they did this for millennia

 

[Rico Swazi]

You can be like this guy...



or grow your own indoors if needs be
1st thinning yesterday

simple enough for some, while others seem doomed to wallow in shit

Darwinism baby

 

[brickweeder]

Whats the difference between human dung and animal dung? Shit is shit and ~50% of the farmers worldwide use dung as their main fertilizer and they did this for millennia

not sure...wonder if chipotle uses veggies grown with human or animal ferts to make thier e.coli fare?

 

[chilliwilli]

not sure...wonder if chipotle uses veggies grown with human or animal ferts to make thier e.coli fare?

I think that was the management that failed. The good old work till u break mentality from management that kept sick employees at work. And never forget u get what u pay for. A good paid employee is a more reliable employee.

Food safety news

We had problems with e coli on vegies in the eu too but that was greedy companys that skipped the required waiting periode after fertilizing.
E coli can't survive long outside the body. At 50%rh and 15°c its 14min and at 85%rh and 15°c it can survive 83min.

 

[brickweeder]

I think that was the management that failed. The good old work till u break mentality from management that kept sick employees at work. And never forget u get what u pay for. A good paid employee is a more reliable employee.

Food safety news

We had problems with e coli on vegies in the eu too but that was greedy companys that skipped the required waiting periode after fertilizing.
E coli can't survive long outside the body. At 50%rh and 15°c its 14min and at 85%rh and 15°c it can survive 83min.

Hmmm, I wonder if this means that chipotle management breakdowns resulted in the use of fresh e.coli source material (fresh meaning less than 83 minutes old...)?

Regardless of how quick ecoli dies, I really don't want to eat food grown with human waste ferts, and given the number of ecoli episodes that chipotle is known for, I won't eat their food even if you paid me. I read that los angeles city uses "biosolids" as fertilizer for alfalfa, but don't know what that alfalfa is used for....probably not direct human consumption.

 

[D. B. Doober]

I eat Chipotle bowls often and have never heard of an outbreak of e.coli
It's sure expensive though

 

[StickyBandit]

They say a salad roll has the most fecal matter of the bakery foods. I guess it's the food handling practices...

 

[Tomatoesonly]

Living soil man.. that's the "new" thing. Just dig a hole in the bed and shit. MICROBES man.. they take care of it. Circle of life.

 

[chilliwilli]

Lol wasn't there a hippie community that belived in thc recycling? The plants could suck up the thc from human poop and get stronger. Not hard to tell what was their main fertilizer

 

[YellowCanaryConsulting]

The Amazonian figured out a way and made terra preta.

More advanced civilizations designed septic leach lines to sub irrigate their crops. This was before the commercial era of wasted time and money. Before sulfur deficient crops also. Stink in stink out I always say.

Worked well for me, for 25+ years before the leach lines got clogged with roots. Never pumped the tank before then either.


I will never sacrifice my poop to the sewer gods. Septic 4 life

 

[flylowgethigh]

You had a garden over the field lines of your septic system?

The Amazon people did like they do in Florida. Dig the dirt from the water on one side, pile it in front, dig from the other side,
And also pile it in front, move forward onto the pile, repeat.

Maybe the field lines and cemeteries were under the piles. Maybe they burned the dead people. Who knows, but it worked and the soil is still viable.

 

[goingrey]

Seems like a waste to not use it, pun intended. Just wash the lettuce.. problem solved.

 

[Rico Swazi]

Lol wasn't there a hippie community that belived in thc recycling? The plants could suck up the thc from human poop and get stronger. Not hard to tell what was their main fertilizer

hippies went all in ... literally

 

[chilliwilli]

hippies went all in ... literally

I like that idea of getting back into the system. When u get burned the energy thats stored inside of u will become heat energy that will radiate into the void of the universe. When u get composted u give back the energy u took and the system can use it for others.

 

[Rico Swazi]

Totally agree .. wife got me a tumbler as a present.. trying it out for size