Hey everybody, Manure from horses, cows and other rhuemanids are a valuable resource to gardening, especially an organic garden. However one concern with using this manure is the antibiotic/steroid residues that get passed through such animals, and end up fertilizing our vegitation. Does anyone know of any methods that can 'purify' medicated manure , or any research that they can refer me to? I've tried looking at some scientific journals but the terminology is a bit heavy. Can someone put the stuff in laymens terms?
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