Yippee! The nursery where I bought some Hazelnut trees months ago just called! I can pick up my trees tomorrow. So excited to get my hands on some nut trees! We have various fruit trees, but not a single nut tree.
Hope you like pulling weeds robin, but it will work . Just don’t use too much or it will burn your plants up.Since the shortage of synthetic fertilizer, i read that manure is getting top dollar in UK and Australia. Maybe we should be saving ours for when it hits here.
I just have chicken poop, but it will do the job.
Since the shortage of synthetic fertilizer, i read that manure is getting top dollar in UK and Australia. Maybe we should be saving ours for when it hits here.
I just have chicken poop, but it will do the job.
I dont put green poop on gardens. I leave it to compost a long time.Hope you like pulling weeds robin, but it will work . Just don’t use too much or it will burn your plants up.
My father raised rabbits in OK. He had them in a cage off the ground, with wire under their feet with holes only large enough for their pellets to fall through but not to bother them walking around on it. They would pee in a certain corner and the pee would not touch the pellets which causes the bad smell, the pellets would fall through the larger screen, clean, land on another tight mesh screen which was on a 45° angle and was there to let the pellets roll down into a raingutter which was in front of the cage. The pellets were collected clean and dry and bagged up for fertiliser and the pee just went through both screens and soaked into the ground. No bad smell, clean pellets and sellable fertiliser.A few rabbits will give you fertilizer you can use instantly. Just a suggestion if things get worse…
I dont put green poop on gardens. I leave it to compost a long time.
Cow manure shouldn't have any weed seeds, but horse manure will be full of whatever the horse eats; weed and grass seeds. Cattle have a much more efficient digestive system (7 stomachs) than horses do. I have seen cattle in our feed lot passing grain, which the chickens love, so it is conceivable that some weed seeds could get through too.Chicken manure should not have weed seeds unless it is in the bedding if that is mixed in such as straw. If you allow chicken to rot down for a year and cool off it is fine and should not burn. Cow manure on the other hand is awful for weed seeds. Rabbit is another manure that is great for the garden and should be weed free. Rabbit manure can be used fresh and will not burn your plants with little to no composting required.
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