Wisconsin has a new law that streamlines certain fertilizer regulations. Governor Tony Evers signed Senate Bill 78 into law, modifying requirements for the distribution and labelling of manure-based compost soil and plant additives. The new law reduces the testing and labeling requirements. It also allows distribution of manure-based compost fertilizers, even if the nitrogen, phosphorus, and […]
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