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Posted by VaTom on December 31, 2005 at 04:49:23 from (64.4.122.176):
In Reply to: OT - What to do with pine shavings/horse manure posted by Kirk Grau on December 30, 2005 at 19:26:44:
Hi Kirk, decomposing shavings will deplete N from soil. But you've added manure to the mix to mitigate that. I pick up a truckload of aged shavings/manure every time I get a chance. Goes into my compost with whatever I have for "green", usually just weeds. Adding the compost to my garden makes great soil, full of worms, ready to grow anything. The dirt in my raised veggie beds gets better every year. What you have is an asset, start looking at it differently. Your local gardeners would be happy to take it off your hands.
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