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Or I believe you can store it for over a year in a liquid state before applying.
It's this, not rocket surgery. Wait a couple years for good measure. Got to move the outhouse once in a while anyways. One hole being shit in, one cooking/starving itself clean, one ready to go into the garden. Size your pit right/get a rhythm figured out and you too can cycle your outhouse through my patented Three Hole System with ease, turning turds to terrific tomatoes
Exactly. People have been using waste as fertilizer forever. It's better than petrochemical fertilizer if done properly.