Kate Kurtz

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Kate Kurtz studied under major sewage sludge advocate Sally Brown at the University of Washington.[1] She is an avid promoter of using sewage sludge products on food-growing lands, including on Alleycat Acres Urban Farm Collective farms in Seattle, Washington. In 2010, she encouraged the use of GroCo, Seattle, Washington's sewage sludge product misleadingly labled "biosolids compost" on Alleycat Acres urban farmlands.[2]

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Kate Kurtz's Blogger Profile for UrbanFoodProducer.Blogspot.com


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  1. Karen Dale, Feed the Soil, Feed the Kids, Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber "Garden On, Vashon blog, October 22, 2010.
  2. "GroCo Brings Delectable Bounty to the Table," Urban Farm Hub, September 14, 2010 UrbanFarmHub.org Website Accessed April 13, 2011.

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