[Cleebie Grums]

it’s actually common product. Did a quick search found these:

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Yikes! Thanks for the warning. I believe to kill all pathogens the material has to be heated to 800 or 900 degrees for half a day, or something like that.

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "I believe to kill all pathogens the material has to be heated to 800 or 900 degrees for half a day, or something like that."

Less then that. My point the center of these mulch piles do get get hot enough to kill the pathogens. Though that is the center they turn them but the out sides of these piles can't get hot get hot enough.

Most of the mulch is fine. Some of it will stink and that is a sign of bad mulch or pathogens that lived.

[Bigg Red]

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