Horse Manure and Shavings – Composting
Q: I can get horse manure and shavings from the stalls at a horse farm. Is there any special way to compost this mixture?
A: Basically you just pile it up until it decomposes enough for the shavings to disappear. If smells “earthy” and not like ammonia it can safely be used as a soil amendment in a garden or landscape.
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Gardening in Georgia (Your Southern Garden) – TV Shows
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Turfgrasses (Lawn Grass) – Identifying
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White Deposits on Hydrangea Leaves
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Juniper – Dying Under Trees
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Fescue – Late Planting
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Turfgrasses (Lawn Grass) – Identifying
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Pea, English and Snap
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White Deposits on Hydrangea Leaves
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Juniper – Dying Under Trees
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Blueberries – Not Shipped to Georgia
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