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Have composting toilet, looking for place to compost Boston area

 
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We have a composting toilet in our home, a boat in Boston harbor, and no place to finish/use the compost. This is from a urine-separating toilet, dry and aerobic, and we would be happy to help work with it/spread it when the time comes. In fact, we could supply a big wheelie bin and let it "molder" (a la Sunny John) for the appropriate year or so before it's ready for your garden. Moosage me or email.

 
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