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  • Laura A
    Followed 8 people on Mar 17, 2013
  • Place the shells in the bucket.
  • Use a second bucket to crush the shells.
  • The smaller, the better!

With all the baking that we've done over the holidays, alot of eggs were cracked at my house.

As I've posted in the past, eggshells are beneficial in the garden, especially for the tomato plants that need extra calcium to avoid blossom end rot next year! ...»

Here's my method of saving the eggshells, crushing them and letting them dry out before tilling them into the soil.

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Travis P Atlanta, GA
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  • Laura A
    Commented on Jan 09, 2012
    I compost all my eggshells and vegetable waste. Just no meat.
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