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Posted Sat Jun 21 2008: from Yorkshire Post (UK):
Sludge used on fields may strip crop of value http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1214060813
Farmers have been warned they could devalue their crops by fertilising them with sewage sludge. Although partially retracted after being issued, the warning gave a rare glimpse of some unease in the food and drinks business about a practice which has been growing for 10 years.... "We are concerned that following the recent rise in fertiliser prices, some growers may be tempted to apply sewage sludge. The vast majority of our customers do not accept such treatment and a recent parcel of grain sold off water authority land that had been treated with sewage sludge attracted a price discount of £60 per tonne."
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