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Dear Gardening/Farmer Friends,
There will be several tons of plant material (seaweed/Eurasion milfoil) collected in the next few days from Lake Lansing… potentially looking for a home…
Apparently it can be used as a mulch and has advantages in that the seeds can’t germinate on land. See excerpt below from
http://www.chelseagreen.com/bookstore/item/organic_soilfertility_and_weed_management:paperback
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The harvester could potentially deliver quantities… (6 cu yards est?) in the Lansing area. If you have an interest, please contact
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Thanks,
-LeRoy
LeRoy Harvey
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PS My hunch is that the nutrient benefits of mulch would far outweigh any potentially trace herbicides present in the seaweed, but I can’t find much info on this.