Posted by randallinMo on December 28, 2007 at 05:26:31 from (216.74.200.174):
In Reply to: Value of Hog Manure? posted by super99 on December 28, 2007 at 02:05:26:
IaGary is correct. Ask the owner to give you an analysis of the manure. He will probably want to sell it on a per ton basis. The nutrient content should not vary much since it will probably be coming from a total slat building with essentially zero bedding in it. I have applied tons and tons of hog manure over the years. The very last load I spread still smelled as bad as the first. Initially, we saw tremendous yield increases with our crops. After 3-4 years we did not see much of a response. You WILL build your soil phosphorus levels to "excessive" in a few short years. Your neighbors WILL roll up their windows as they drive by and many will stop waving.
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