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We have a wood burner and generate a lot of sawdust. This year we are doing an experiment to try and turn the material into compost using urine as a starter/feed and add nitrogen to the mix with kitchen scraps, is there any downside to our idea, cheers Dave
 
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Downsides? Only if you don't like making compost.
 
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What kind of wood is the sawdust from?
 
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Thanks R, just what we wanted to hear, cheers Dave
Hi Cj, all sorts of mixed dust, hard/soft/fruit etc, cheers Dave
 
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