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Load of manure
We have just had a load of rotted horse manure dropped off. A ton? I don't
know. But it is about 6'* 6' *2' on the ground. The last time I had this, last year, I chucked it all over and could not see any significant areas of production. My question is where to chuck it. I have my own compost for tomatoes, and have always had a good lot apart from this year.(neglected them too much) so it won't go there. I grow mainly: Carrots Swede Brassicas Potatoes Parsnips Beans (broad, runner, french) Peas The thing is that it looks like a huge pile, but when it comes to it all on the soil it hardly covers any of the plots from past experience. And of course it is all down to money, can I afford to buy another load? In fact it is free, but transport is expensive and the stable has done this first load for free, I would be a git if I refused the second, payable load, so I have paid for it, and when it comes I hope there is room on the drive. I want to spread or chuck this first load before the second one appears. Any suggestions will be welcome. and yes it is free from weedkiller. Baz |
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