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horse manure

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  Posted by chris (U14479141) on Monday, 1st November 2010

  a good morning to each, i was going to get some compost from the council, the compost is the kitchen and garden waste, it is dried and chopped up finely,but i was thinking would it be ok to get some fresh horse manure and spread this on top of the soil after i have dug in the council compost and leave this over winter before digging it in in the spring.would i be able to plant my veg as i know that fresh horse manure can burn the plants if it is not well rotted,i hope i have explained this clearly as being a newcommer to growing my own i want to get things right,any advice would be most welcome, kind regards chris

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  Posted by 4smilingcat6 (U14338727) on Monday, 1st November 2010

  Fresh horse muck can be hot but it`s good stuff.
  
  I would just spread it and let the worms do the rest-why dig stuff in when others can do it for you?

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  Posted by chris (U14479141) on Monday, 1st November 2010

  thank you for your help i will do just that, kind regards chris

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