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It's Jon Adams, not Tom Adams, that is taking his place.
Can anyone at the DesNews tell us if Garland Mayne has ever referred to himself as a "sewer guru"? What exactly does that imply that he sits and contemplates?
I was wondering if the sundried sludge was tested before being sold to gardeners. I believe in composting and organic gardening, but wondered if it is being used on food crops are they sure it isn't carrying something that could be transferred to the food supply,say salmonella, e-coli, or other things? Just curious.
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