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The special recognition of compost as a potential fertilizer material predates the Wars, and was clearly defined as early as 1932 in the USDA publication “Conservation of Fertilizer Materials from Minor Sources” (Misc Pub 136). In the 1938 Yearbook of Agriculture “Soils and Men” the
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