Is human composting legal in Minnesota?

And that’s because that natural organic material, that organic material that they’re putting in with me, they really have to offset what I bring to the table in order to break my body down. In Minnesota, we wrote our laws so that the soil from human composting is treated like cremated remains. So it follows the same rules about scattering. So we can scatter cremated remains anywhere we have permission of the property owner. So you can scatter cremated remains or human composting soil in your backyard to feed your rose bushes. You can scatter cremated remains or soil at the cabin, or under a tree, or in a park after you have contacted the city and gotten permission to do that, which is what I’m sure everyone scattering cremated remains does.

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