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Old 21-11-2005, 11:43 AM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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I have just collected the first of several loads of horse manure,
consisting of straw and chaff as well as horse droppings. Owing to the
weather of late it is quite dry. When I have finally completed my heap
am I best watering before covering or leaving as is?
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Old 21-11-2005, 12:38 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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I have just collected the first of several loads of horse manure,
consisting of straw and chaff as well as horse droppings. Owing to the
weather of late it is quite dry. When I have finally completed my heap
am I best watering before covering or leaving as is?


I always finish off "completed" compost heaps with a liberal baptism
of a couple of buckets of high-nitrogen activation liquid such as dilute
urine or nettle/comfrey liquid. Then cap it off with a rain-proof cover.

Janet.



Do you use the 'nigh****er' variety


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Old 21-11-2005, 12:58 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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...dilute urine ...

Janet.



Do you use the 'nigh****er' variety


See answer above. I can't imagine Janet collects from other sources!


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I have just collected the first of several loads of horse manure,
consisting of straw and chaff as well as horse droppings. Owing to the
weather of late it is quite dry. When I have finally completed my heap
am I best watering before covering or leaving as is?


Collect urine and water the heap with that.

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I always finish off "completed" compost heaps with a liberal baptism
of a couple of buckets of high-nitrogen activation liquid such as
dilute
urine or nettle/comfrey liquid. Then cap it off with a rain-proof
cover.

Janet.



Do you use the 'nigh****er' variety


No, fresh. Here in the UK, we can pee at any time of day we choose.

Janet


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