Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the odvious
a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.

"ag.richards" wrote in message
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Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the
odvious a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.
I don't know what to say because it's so obvious. Apart from find a farm as
near as you can and ask them for some.
If you have a riding stables near you you could try there.

On 04/12/2012 00:15, Christina Websell wrote:
"ag.richards" wrote in message
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Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the
odvious a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.
I don't know what to say because it's so obvious. Apart from find a farm as
near as you can and ask them for some.
If you have a riding stables near you you could try there.







Now if it was Stoke on Trent area I could help there!

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On Mon, 3 Dec 2012 17:38:34 -0000, "ag.richards"
wrote:

Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the odvious
a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.


You could find an allotment group and ask who they use.
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On 04/12/2012 10:46, mogga wrote:
On Mon, 3 Dec 2012 17:38:34 -0000, "ag.richards"
wrote:

Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the odvious
a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.


You could find an allotment group and ask who they use.

Or put an add in a local free paper saying Manure wanted

"ag.richards" wrote in
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Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the
odvious a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.


Is transport a problem?
If not you have nailed it when you mention farms.
Stables?
Freecycle?

We want to help, but you didn't give us enough infornation.
Baz

On 03/12/2012 17:38, ag.richards wrote:
Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the
odvious a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.



Google on 'livestock farms in Stockton'. You will get a map with flags
and a list of addresses with telephone numbers. A call first will save
you a wasted journey.

Same applies to stables and, perhaps, petting farms.

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Spider
from high ground in SE London
gardening on clay

"Spider" wrote in message
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On 03/12/2012 17:38, ag.richards wrote:
Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the
odvious a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.



Google on 'livestock farms in Stockton'. You will get a map with flags
and a list of addresses with telephone numbers. A call first will save
you a wasted journey.

Same applies to stables and, perhaps, petting farms.

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Not sure googling on Stockton would help. OP is in Stockport.
Quite a different place.

On 06/12/2012 00:38, Christina Websell wrote:
wrote in message
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On 03/12/2012 17:38, ag.richards wrote:
Hi where can I get some manure from in the Stockport area I know the
odvious a farm any help Thx for any replys T.R.



Google on 'livestock farms in Stockton'. You will get a map with flags
and a list of addresses with telephone numbers. A call first will save
you a wasted journey.

Same applies to stables and, perhaps, petting farms.

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Not sure googling on Stockton would help. OP is in Stockport.
Quite a different place.




Quite so!! Thanks, Tina. Sorry, OP.

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Spider
from high ground in SE London
gardening on clay

Freecycle is a brilly place to start.
I have had to start bedding our pony on wood shavings as I could not get
small bales of decent straw. It did cross my mind that no one would want
want my muck heap but find a wood shavings muckheap is just as popular as
straw.

kate

"Kate Morgan" wrote in message
o.uk...
Freecycle is a brilly place to start.
I have had to start bedding our pony on wood shavings as I could not get
small bales of decent straw. It did cross my mind that no one would want
want my muck heap but find a wood shavings muckheap is just as popular as
straw.

That's desperation.

Freecycle is a brilly place to start.
I have had to start bedding our pony on wood shavings as I could not get
small bales of decent straw. It did cross my mind that no one would want
want my muck heap but find a wood shavings muckheap is just as popular as
straw.

That's desperation.

Nothing desperate about it, better to use clean dust free wood shavings than
poor straw any time.

kate

Freecycle is a brilly place to start.
I have had to start bedding our pony on wood shavings as I could not get
small bales of decent straw. It did cross my mind that no one would want
want my muck heap but find a wood shavings muckheap is just as popular as
straw.

kate

It's a long time since I was into horses but don't a lot of people use
wood shavings now? I can't think why they wouldn't be as popular. It
all rots down the same way. ;-)
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Sacha

yes lots of people use wood shaving now for the same reason as I do and as
you say it rots down just the same :-)

"Kate Morgan" wrote in message
news

Freecycle is a brilly place to start.
I have had to start bedding our pony on wood shavings as I could not get
small bales of decent straw. It did cross my mind that no one would want
want my muck heap but find a wood shavings muckheap is just as popular as
straw.

kate

It's a long time since I was into horses but don't a lot of people use
wood shavings now? I can't think why they wouldn't be as popular. It
all rots down the same way. ;-)
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Sacha

yes lots of people use wood shaving now for the same reason as I do and as
you say it rots down just the same :-)

One of my daughters used to breed and show Arabs and she used wood shavings
sometimes. Great stuff, it does break down quicker :-)

Mike


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Sacha wrote in :

On 2012-12-07 21:17:03 +0000, "Kate Morgan"
said:

Freecycle is a brilly place to start.
I have had to start bedding our pony on wood shavings as I could not
get small bales of decent straw. It did cross my mind that no one
would want want my muck heap but find a wood shavings muckheap is
just as popular as straw.

kate

It's a long time since I was into horses but don't a lot of people use
wood shavings now? I can't think why they wouldn't be as popular. It
all rots down the same way. ;-)

One reason that springs to mind is that is that in some cases preservatives
are added to the timber, such as Tanalising which contains 'Tanalith E'.
You don't want that in your stable! Copper, Chrome and Arsenic are in that
chemical compound.
It might rot down harmlessly, I don't know.
Just a warning of what MIGHT be in those 'shavings' or sawdust.(the sawdust
will contaminate the shavings)

http://www.archtp.com/

Make your own mind up about it.(dig deep)

Baz