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Wee Beasties a Hiding

13 years ago

"The structure of the charcoal provide a refuge for small beneficial soil organisms from large grazers like earthworms." Although this sounds bad for worms I think it is good because it gives the small beneficial soil organisms a chance to reproduce.

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randomz
13 years ago
Hopefully our working bins are so full of organisms that it doesn't matter.
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