Heavy dog waste contamination requires a fresh start. Neutralize soil acidity with generous lime application, then build framed raised beds—this is your best path forward.
Use ACQ-treated lumber (borate-preserved, non-toxic) or cedar—both last 20+ years. Avoid arsenic-treated (CCA) or creosote woods. Frame beds to prevent sidewall erosion. Skip root crops (carrots, beets, radishes) this first year as a precaution.
This approach transforms a disaster into a superior growing system that will serve you for decades.
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