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OT? Storing fetilizer
I'm told fertilizer is a hazardous material. After hours on Google, the
only thing I find is if the fertilizer contains ammonium nitrate, then it is considered an oxidizer which is considered hazardous. Anyone have any thoughts on storing about 1200 lbs. of lawn fertilizer which doesn't contain ammonium nitrate? What chemicals should be kept away from it if any? Thanks. |
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