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Fish Scraps as Fertilizer: Ancient Practice, Bury Deep

Fish scraps provide N-P-K, calcium, micronutrients. Bury at least 6 inches deep to deter dogs/raccoons. Post-hole diggers work well.

About Gardening
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Pond Volume & Pump Size Calculator

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