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![]() I've got a small free-range egg/chicken farmer round the corner. If I can get him to give me some of his animal's muck, say from the stalls or whatever, can I use it on the garden? In the compost? Or am I wasting my time? Does it have to be rotted like horse manure? What about diseases, are there likely to be any problems? I would like to know a bit more about the pros and cons before I approach the chap. Any ideas? -- Tim C. |
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