When is horse manure best: 6 months (no smell, holds shape) or 3+ years? Older cured manure wins in all situations.
Soil test first. Then apply aged manure confidently.
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What Is Mulch? (And Why It's Not Just Manure)
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Replacing 20-Year-Old EZ-1 Timer (Rain Bird ESP Series Recommended)
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Organic Grasshopper Control for Gardens
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