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Farmers and gardeners have been recycling biosolids for ages. Biosolids help grow crops, fertilize gardends and parks and reclaim mining sites. Recycling of biosolids on land has increased over the past 20 years. Over 50 percent of all biosolids in the U.S. are managed through recycling. Land application of biosolids takes place in all 50 states.
