http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009/ An excellent source for finding compost tumblers! Tue, 30 Mar 2010 15:43:47 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009//comment-page-1#comment-533 Sal*UK Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:41:55 +0000 http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009/ #comment-533 true - don't know the reason behind it though! true – don’t know the reason behind it though!

]]> http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009//comment-page-1#comment-532 Kimberly B Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:12:57 +0000 http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009/ #comment-532 Urine is urine, so doesn't matter, but it's easier for guys to pee in the compost. Urine is urine, so doesn’t matter, but it’s easier for guys to pee in the compost.

]]> http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009//comment-page-1#comment-531 D J Fri, 30 Oct 2009 13:35:31 +0000 http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009/ #comment-531 It is the nitrogen in urine that is helpful to your compost. I think there is little difference in male/female urine concentration. It is the nitrogen in urine that is helpful to your compost. I think there is little difference in male/female urine concentration.

]]> http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009//comment-page-1#comment-530 jonal Fri, 30 Oct 2009 10:41:07 +0000 http://composttumblers.org/uncategorized/is-it-only-male-urine-that-you-use-for-composting/10/30/2009/ #comment-530 Only because of the convenience,if you'll excuse the pun. It's easier for the male of the species.Ladies have a more uncomfortable time on a compost heap,and collecting it in bottles isn't convenient. Urine produces ammonia and other useful fertilisers and feeds fungi and bacteria which do most of the composting,asisted hopefully by hundreds of earthworms,who do a great job of recycling and modifying the texture of composted materials. . Any urine works just as well as any other,but horse urine and dung is well respected by the farming community...or at least that part of it who can still be bothered,instead of buying sacks of fertiliser.. Only because of the convenience,if you’ll excuse the pun. It’s easier for the male of the species.Ladies have a more uncomfortable time on a compost heap,and collecting it in bottles isn’t convenient. Urine produces ammonia and other useful fertilisers and feeds fungi and bacteria which do most of the composting,asisted hopefully by hundreds of earthworms,who do a great job of recycling and modifying the texture of composted materials. . Any urine works just as well as any other,but horse urine and dung is well respected by the farming community…or at least that part of it who can still be bothered,instead of buying sacks of fertiliser..

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