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Hadley Ny

I just found access to some well aged manure piles from ranch resorts. I can remember in the past ..35 years ago...that a lot of the aged piles were loaded with redworms. They called them blood worms. I'm guessing if you have massive life in these piles it should be good for the garden. Might stockpile and might spread some. Can't plant for three weeks anyway. Not worried about diseases or weeds..about beneficial for the garden. Plus it's free!!

5/9/2017 7:37:57 PM

Hadley Ny

Sorry about no question! Looking for in put.

5/9/2017 7:41:08 PM

Delevan

thats what i grow in 20 year old manure pile just sayin good luck tim

5/9/2017 7:57:21 PM

Anamosa, IA BPIowegian@aol.com

If I wasn't half way across the country, I would be after that black gold.

5/9/2017 10:36:40 PM

Mill Bay, British Columbia

Big T, sounds like gold to me. Like a buddy of mine with horses, there are piles in the trees composted and waiting from an earlier generation of farmers. Take it while you can, good luck this year, keep that diary updated with pictures.

5/10/2017 12:50:40 PM

Hadley Ny

Finally got a smartphone and my niece showed me the basics that I want it for. Will have more pics in the future. Going old manure hunting the next couple days. Lots of ranch resorts and riding stables in the area. Will start stock piling for the future. It's free why not take it.

5/10/2017 2:14:31 PM

aurora, IL

That's a black gold rush!

5/14/2017 5:08:36 PM