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In Mississippi, researchers added waste wool to plant pots; basil yields reached up to 5 times the control, while Swiss chard yields reached up to 5 times the control
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Researchers in Mississippi found that adding uncomposted sheep wool waste to potting mixtures produced basil and Swiss chard harvests up to five times larger than untreated control plants.
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