Guessing the mega-recalls of lettuce during the past few years were forgotten:
"In any case, there is no problem with this," an article published by the university in 2017 says.
"Human waste is as effective a fertilizer as is animal waste. Spreading human sewage on fields that grow crops doesn't sound appealing, but it is safer than you might think."
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"Human waste is as effective a fertilizer as is animal waste. Spreading human sewage on fields that grow crops doesn't sound appealing, but it is safer than you might think."