the season of crap

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koan
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Post by koan »

Yes, this is the time. The time when rain nurses the soil, things turn green, and people cover their lots with steer manure.

I don't follow the logic. What's the point of making your home and garden look nice if no one can stand to be within a block of it for the smell of ****?
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It's good for the garden, that's why!:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

The smell doesn't last that long.



nice pic!
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Yeah, it does go away the smell that is, but it's great for your garden. down here we use mushroom soil...talk about stinky:lips:
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qsducks;1166791 wrote: Yeah, it does go away the smell that is, but it's great for your garden. down here we use mushroom soil...talk about stinky:lips:


our old neighbours used the stuff from they're compost...now that's a smell!:-5:-5:-5
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Odie;1166798 wrote: our old neighbours used the stuff from they're compost...now that's a smell!:-5:-5:-5


Yeah, but it doesn't last long and I actually kind of like it. My mom grew up on a farm so when we visited her parents, it never bothered me.:)
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qsducks;1166799 wrote: Yeah, but it doesn't last long and I actually kind of like it. My mom grew up on a farm so when we visited her parents, it never bothered me.:)


only lasts a few hours, no biggy.
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oh if only my "doggie deposits" were useful for the garden... sigh
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I use chicken and horse manure........it's better stuff. Now there's a grand ole smell. And if you want your compost to break down more quickly ........urinate on it. Kind of like urinating on a lemon tree, just send the kids out to do it.

Minks your doggy doo doo is good for the garden if you don't feed him raw meat.:)
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fuzzywuzzy;1166953 wrote: I use chicken and horse manure........it's better stuff. Now there's a grand ole smell. And if you want your compost to break down more quickly ........urinate on it. Kind of like urinating on a lemon tree, just send the kids out to do it.

Minks your doggy doo doo is good for the garden if you don't feed him raw meat.:)


are you serious? No my doggies only ever get dried high end dog food. One doggie has a very sensitive tummy. Well for crying out loud that is interesting to know. I had no idea. Well now I know what I will do with the piles once the snow melts... I wonder if I mix that into the flower garden if the cats will stay away. hmmmmmm
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fuzzywuzzy;1166953 wrote: I use chicken and horse manure........


Chickensh's a bit powerful for use straight off, IME - it needs to stand for a year before use. Horsesh is fine, but too many places muck out too frequently, so it can be mostly straw!



fuzzywuzzy;1166953 wrote: your doggy doo doo is good for the garden if you don't feed him raw meat. )


Really?? Eurgh. I wouldn't be at all tempted to compost this (not cats'), unless it was a very "hot" heap, and probably not even then.
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Went riding down the road today and that smell of mushroom soil is in the air.:wah:
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Post by ade901 »

Stack the manure and leave it for 12 months before you spread it. It stops smelling very quickly and smells of nothing when you use it a year later.
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