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Support Local Journalism Like manure, Witte said the stockpiled material would smell worse when wetter. On an analysis of the land, he said it was 80% moisture at one point. “I think it’s a good crop nutrient source, it’s a natural one, but they’ve got to do something about figuring how to make it not stink,” Witte said. “I think composting might be a definite possibility, I think getting it drier will help.” Elizabeth Valla, economic development director for Scribner, read a letter from Scribner City Administrator Elmer Armstrong that thanked the board for hearing the city’s complaint.

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