Hi

Just wondering whether anyone out there would be able to tell me where I
can get hold of a load of horse manure, preferably delivered, for my
allotment, in the Warwickshire, UK area?

Thanks in advance

Jason

ubject: Source of manure in Warwickshire
From: Jason Pope
Date: 31/08/2003 14:41 GMT Standard Time
Message-id:

Hi

Just wondering whether anyone out there would be able to tell me where I
can get hold of a load of horse manure, preferably delivered, for my
allotment, in the Warwickshire, UK area?

Thanks in advance

Jason

Which bit of Warwickshire are you in? The part where we are is full of horses,
diy & full livery stables, and we have lots of cows & associated by products.

Regards

Alison P.

"Jason Pope" wrote in message
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Hi

Just wondering whether anyone out there would be able to tell me where I
can get hold of a load of horse manure, preferably delivered, for my
allotment, in the Warwickshire, UK area?

Thanks in advance

Jason


A case for a register in Warwickshire??

and Leicester
and Surrey
and Rutland
and Gloucestershire
and Devon
and Cornwall
and all the other Counties?????

AlisonAPg wrote:
ubject: Source of manure in Warwickshire
From: Jason Pope
Date: 31/08/2003 14:41 GMT Standard Time
Message-id:

Hi

Just wondering whether anyone out there would be able to tell me where I
can get hold of a load of horse manure, preferably delivered, for my
allotment, in the Warwickshire, UK area?

Thanks in advance

Jason


Which bit of Warwickshire are you in? The part where we are is full of horses,
diy & full livery stables, and we have lots of cows & associated by products.

Regards

Alison P.


Warwick area.
Is the usual thing to go and approach a stable and see if they'll give
you some?

Cheers

Jason

SNIP
Is the usual thing to go and approach a stable and see if they'll give
you some?

Yes. The worst thing that can happen is that they'll say no. Big deal.
Unless the farmer is Tony Martin, that could be iffy.

Seriously though, almost anywhere with any amount of horse activity will be
glad to get rid. Where I live they compete for your attention.

Steve

shazzbat wrote:
SNIP

Is the usual thing to go and approach a stable and see if they'll give
you some?


Yes. The worst thing that can happen is that they'll say no. Big deal.
Unless the farmer is Tony Martin, that could be iffy.

LOL
I'd better put my extra thick jumper on then!


Seriously though, almost anywhere with any amount of horse activity will be
glad to get rid. Where I live they compete for your attention.

Steve


I'll have to get off my fat arse and start a manure tour then!
.......erm, how do they compete Steve?


Cheers

Jason