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United States Department of AgricultureNatural Resources Conservation Service Fairbanks Soil and Water Conservation District December 2005Composting Dog Wasteful More Information USDA Natural Resources

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1. Start by selecting a suitable composting location in your yard or garden. Make sure it is away from any edible plants and is well-drained.
2. Dig a hole or trench in the ground, about 1 foot deep and wide enough to accommodate the dog waste.
3. Place a layer of organic material like straw, dry leaves, or wood chips at the bottom of the hole or trench. This will help with absorption and aeration.
4. Add the dog waste to the hole or trench. It's important to only compost dog waste from healthy pets that are not on medication.
5. Cover the waste with another layer of organic material to reduce odor and keep pests away.
6. Continue to add dog waste to the hole or trench as needed, covering each addition with a layer of organic material.
7. Occasionally turn the composting pile to distribute the waste evenly and aid in decomposition.
8. Monitor the moisture levels of the compost pile. It should be damp but not waterlogged. If needed, water the pile to maintain the right moisture balance.
9. After several months to a year, the composted dog waste will have broken down and transformed into a rich, dark soil amendment.
10. Use this compost in non-edible plant beds or as a soil conditioner for your garden.

Who needs composting dog waste?

1. Composting dog waste can be beneficial for anyone who wants to manage their pet's waste in an environmentally friendly way.
2. Gardeners and homeowners who value sustainability and organic practices often opt for composting dog waste.
3. Dog owners who don't have access to curbside waste collection services or those who want to reduce their carbon footprint may also seek composting as a disposal method for dog waste.
4. Community gardens, parks, and other public spaces that have pet waste stations can utilize composting to responsibly manage the waste generated by dogs.

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What is composting dog waste?

Composting dog waste is the process of decomposing dog feces and urine with organic materials to create nutrient-rich compost for gardening or landscaping purposes.

Who is required to file composting dog waste?

Anyone who owns or operates a facility or property where dog waste is generated and composted must file composting dog waste.

How to fill out composting dog waste?

To fill out composting dog waste, you need to provide information about the location of the composting facility, the volume of dog waste composted, the composting process used, and any additional materials mixed with the waste.

What is the purpose of composting dog waste?

The purpose of composting dog waste is to reduce the volume of waste that ends up in landfills, reduce odor and pollution from dog waste, and create a beneficial soil amendment for gardening.

What information must be reported on composting dog waste?

The information that must be reported on composting dog waste includes the location of the composting facility, the volume of dog waste composted, the composting process used, and any additional materials mixed with the waste.