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chickenlady_2007

16 years ago

I live in Norco Ca and have 3 horses and lots of chickens. I have been piling up used bedding for over a year and now have more than I can use. It is composed of straw, horse manure and urine, chicken manure and shavings. I can't deliver but if anyone wants to pick up a load let me know.

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seamommy
16 years ago
Yer killing me here in west Texas. Cheryl
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vegvitki
16 years ago
A great place to find takers for your wonderful offer would either be your local craigslist.org or freecycle.org web/email groups.
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raymondo17
16 years ago
Hey Chickenlady! What part of Northern Cal? I'm near Sacramento and could always use more compost!
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bpgreen
16 years ago
Raymondo--I think that's Norco, CA, not Northern CA. It doesn't look very close to Sacramento.

Here is a link that might be useful: Norco CA
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lindasewandsew
16 years ago
Hi, I picked up a truckful of lovely chicken/horse poop compost from chickenlady a couple hours ago. THANKS chickenlady! I'll be back for more soon. Linda
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raymondo17
16 years ago
Whoops! BP, you're right! Norco is nowhere near Northern Cal. Darn. :)

-Ray
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