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Rabbit Manure: High Nitrogen, Use Sparingly

Rabbit pellets > most manures in N. Dig 2" trench 4" from plant, add ¼ cup pellets, cover. Large tomatoes: ½ cup monthly. No composting needed if used lightly.

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