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​Don't Waste Out of Date Milk - January 2019

If you have a little out of date milk mix it 50/50 with water and give it to your plants, the soil benefits from the calcium in the milk. Don't use straight milk as it may encourage ants around the plants.
Contributed by Jackie Pallister

Editor's note: Tomatoes especially like a  little drink of milk. The calcium helps to prevent blossom end rot. I usually rinse out the milk bottles over the tomatoes before they are squashed to go into the recycle bin.  Cath
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