COMPOST TEA IN CENTRAL PARK: AN UPDATE

BioCycle July 2005, Vol. 46, No. 7, p. 59

With a long-term goal of avoiding pesticides, compost tea is used as a tool to keep plants healthy – allowing over 5,000 baseball games to be played from spring to fall and ornamentals to bloom in the gardens.

Matthew Brown

 

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