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Title: Muck glorious muck!
Post by: simon404 on March 13, 2005, 16:00:03

Well the muck man came this morning so it's been all hands on deck to get it unloaded.

(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y40/simon404/P3130007.jpg)

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Post by: Mrs Ava on March 13, 2005, 16:05:21

Cor! Lucky you!!

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Post by: Roy Bham UK on March 13, 2005, 20:19:57

Cor! that looks darker than the stuff I had, is it cow dung and well rottedÂ ??? mmm! gold dust ;D

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Post by: Marianne on March 13, 2005, 20:48:10

That is one heck of a load ! ;D

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Post by: NattyEm on March 13, 2005, 21:13:29

Its not right, I shouldn't be jealous of a sh't load surely lol

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Post by: simon404 on March 13, 2005, 22:53:58

Cheeres its great isn't it! most of it's pretty well rotted. Thats my mate,him and another bloke had half a load each. I just blagged a few barrowfuls for helping out! Cowmuck it is.

Title: Re: Muck glorious muck!
Post by: Kathy on March 21, 2005, 12:41:02

Hi
I am writing a feature for HORSE magazine on muck (what a glamorous life), and am looking for someone to contribute to the article who knows a bit about horse-muck!
I want to know why it makes such good fertilizer for allotments and gardens -

Why do you choose it? What nutrients does it give your plants / land?
What type is best?
How old should it be?
Do you have any comments about purchasing or obtaining horse muck?

I would be grateful if you could reply and let me know if yourself or anyone else would be willing to contribute to the feature. Please reply via email - see below.

Thanks so much,
Kathy Carter
email kathy_carter@ipcmedia.com

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