Topic: scientists test new way to use human waste to grow

Researchers in Australia have increased wheat yields by 55 to 65 percent in some of the country's most challenging farm terrain by using fertilizer derived from human waste. The project is being led by Federation University's with funding from the Grain Research Development Corporation and focused on two locations in southeastern Australia, where farmland can be challenging to work with. The team has found that using biosolids produced from human waste water have been especially effective ...