Can I dig the waste from my rabbit hutches (droppings, sawdust, straw and
hay) direct into my garden or should I always compost it first? Does it
depend on the time of year - ie wet autumn helping to rot the waste into the
ground

Vicky

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Can I dig the waste from my rabbit hutches (droppings, sawdust, straw and
hay) direct into my garden or should I always compost it first? Does it
depend on the time of year - ie wet autumn helping to rot the waste into
the
ground

Vicky



I would add it to a compost bin ..........it will be a great activator

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Can I dig the waste from my rabbit hutches (droppings, sawdust, straw and
hay) direct into my garden or should I always compost it first? Does it
depend on the time of year - ie wet autumn helping to rot the waste into the
ground

It is better composted first. At this time of the year it should only
take a few weeks.

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Jaques d'Alltrades wrote
It is better composted first. At this time of the year it should only
take a few weeks.
Absolutley. and it also helps accellarate the composting of e.g.
grass cuttings, so you will all ways up.