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Horse manure needs to be composted for about one year before it is safe to place around plants. You compost manure in mush the same way you would anything else. Once it reaches the consistency of dirt then it's safe to use. Most people seem to have their own 'recipes' for composts.
Manure is either horse, or cow feces.
The best manure for use in a garden, would be Horse manure, on fields, cow manure.
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What is meaning of fertilizer as bad word?
Fertilizer itself is not a bad word and is not used as a bad word in conversation. But because it is often made from horse manure or cow manure, it can be used as a "euphemism" (a polite way of saying something vulgar). "Horse manure!" is the polite way of saying something is total nonsense, completely false; a slang word for this is "crap" (or "rubbish" in British slang).
What is the best way to keep grass green?
water and fertilizer
What is the best way to store my fertilizer?
Fertilizer should be stored in a coll dry place,away from any heat source.
What did the Inca's use for fertilizer?
The Incas used seagull excrement as their fertilizer. Since their soil was very poor, this was a very healthy way to do fertilize.
Howrse ec cheats?
There are no cheats but... I know a way to make quick money. Just buy 50 amounts of dung, keep on buyiing it until you have 1000(or as much as you can afford) then go to meadows and click make manure make the maximum. Then sell the fertilizer/ manure. You earn 190 E per fertilizer you sell, which gives yo 40 E more! :)
How do you make hay compost for fertilizer?
same way you make any compost, make sure you add plenty of wet waste such as vegtables and nitrogen rich substances such as cow manure as hay is very poor in these areas
Is store bought fertilizer better than homemade fertilizer?
"Homemade" fertilizer is manure. Keep that in mind for a moment. Chemical fertilizers may be easier to use, and spread more evenly. They are designed to add nutrients to the soil either fast or slow, and all parts of the fertilizer you purchase will perform exactly the same way as other batches. They are chemically derived, but may or may not have natural components. As a result of the artificial nature of chemical fertilizers, they tend to pollute the environment. Now, back to manure. You will typically have several choices, but all have one thing in common that chemical fertilizers tend to lack, smell. Manure can have a pretty powerful aroma, and many people feel this is a draw-back. Manure from different animals have different aromas, and different properties (think heat). Where the strongest fertilizer I have seen for residential use is 20-20-20, there are other percentages available. The three numbers relate to the amount of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium (NPK) contained by percentage in the bag. So, in a 100 lb. bag of 20-20-20, it will contain 20% each by weight of NPK, always in that order, and 60 lbs. of the 100 will be these nutrients, always. The other 40 lbs. will be inert ingredients. You will never find the NPK label on a cow pie. When it comes to natural manure, you take what you get. This does not mean that you cannot get "hotter" manure. Remember those different aromas from different critters? Well, generally speaking, chicken manure will have higher NPK percentages on average than that of cows or horses, pig manure will be higher in NPK than the other three. Goat and sheep manure can vary depending on their diet, but range a little higher than cow and horse. The best natural fertilizer is that with a little age on it. That's right; let it lie around and breath a little. Two reasons: manure tends to dry out the older it gets (which makes it easier to spread) and the other organic bits decompose (seeds and other organics that don't manage to get digested). Another thing to consider is that it takes more manure to do the job of most chemical fertilizers. Where 100 lbs. might cover the average vegetable garden, a full trailer of manure may be necessary. Remember that smell thing? Well, the other thing that comes with it is flies. If you want to eat healthy, have healthy plants, and keep the environment safer, spread poo. If you want it fast, cheap, and less odoriferous, buy a bag of chemicals. Better or worse isn't really the issue, fertilizer isn't typically a moral question. It boils down to what you want, and what you are willing to endure.
On Howrse how do you get a pass on your equestrian center?
The only way to directly get a pass from your EC is to grow Pass Seeds, which are available only rarely and then can only only be grown in autumn on a 15 acre, 100% fertile meadow with manure fertilizer.
What is a manure lagoon?
A manure lagoon is a containment structure used in farming operations to safely store animal waste. It consists of a large excavated pit lined with concrete or clay to hold liquid waste from livestock, such as cows or pigs. The lagoon allows for the waste to decompose naturally and be used as fertilizer for crops later on.
which statement best describes one way the farm will be affected by using this new fertilizer?
In the given situation, the new fertilizer will cause 'the farm's marginal benefits for each piece of land to increase.
Can horse manure be use in grass?
Without a doubt, goat manure is THE best form of adding nutrients to the soil of a vegetable garden, without burning the root systems. An elderly farmer I once knew suggested it. The method of adding it during the preparation time while turning the soil has worked for our family since 1976. You just need to go clean someone's goat house if you don't have a herd!
Where do you use the manure in poptropica?
you go all the way to the right, go on the windmill, and go on the sticks on it. then you make it go clockwise. you will see a door open. go in there. click on your backpack. after, click on the manure. then click on the hover board.
