Urine was used as fertiliser in ancient Rome and China. Now farmers in Vermont are bringing this practice back to boost ...

A research team from Finland confirmed the effectiveness of an inexpensive, organic and abundant fertilizer – human urine. In a study scheduled to be published in late October, researchers took human ...

The average person flushes about 132 gallons of urine every year which could be converted into 13 pounds of fertilizer. 'Our ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Researchers at the University of Florida are developing new technologies to transform urine into fertilizer for the school's football field. Produced by Christine ...

You’ve heard of the butterfly effect — the idea that a tiny flap of wings can trigger a hurricane on the other side of the ...

Urea is mostly nitrogen. It makes a good fertilizer, and bacteria break it down into ammonia. This made urine valuable in pre-industrial times for everything from tanning leather to cleaning laundry.

For further protection, consider incorporating a trample- and urine-resistant groundcover ... nourishing levels of nitrogen (free fertilizer!) and reduces or eliminates groundwater pollution ...

BRATTLEBORO >> While some may feel uncomfortable talking about their bodily fluids, several individuals feel their "waste" is actually "liquid gold" that can be used as fertilizer.