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Fri, Mar 15, 13 at 10:34
| When horse manure is dried, it can transform itself into small flakes. Can these be used as a lawn fertilizer, if spread judiciously and periodically on the lawn? |
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- Posted by texas-weed 7A (My Page) on Fri, Mar 15, 13 at 14:41
| Horse and cow manure is not a very good fertilizer. However it does make for good compost to add micro nutrients and good microbes. Just make sure it is well rotted. |
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- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Sun, Mar 17, 13 at 1:32
| Horse manure is great once it is fully decomposed. You can tell it is fully decomposed when you can grab a heaping double handful and plunge your nose into it. It should smell like very fresh soil - like a forest floor after a summer rain. If you use it before that you will smell it for weeks. |
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