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["K. Jo Garner" <kelly AT metalab.unc.edu>]

On Wed, 29 May 2002, Bob Kucera wrote:
->Compost it or send it to the yard waste
->with a note on the yard waste container to warn the pick up people.

However, unless you've got a compost pile 140 deg. or higher in the 
middle, the oils *most* *likely* won't be broken down effectively. 

See 
http://216.239.39.100/search?q=cache:iNhczmqfSJwC:mailman.cloudnet.com/pipermail/compost/2000-April/001223.html+composting+poison+ivy&hl=en&ie=UTF8
for more info (for some reason, the "current page" of this goes to some 
thing about domestic animal feces). 

Certainly, if you have a working compost pile, that's great; I still 
wouldn't use the resulting compost on edible plants. 

cheers
KJ

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