I'm getting awfully tempted, after seeing tomatofreaks "Singh Farms" video. It's just a lot of work to get it loaded up, huh?

Pagancat come by with a trash can, bag, or bucket and I will fill it for you. I even have some empty feed sacks that would surely fit on the passenger seat floor of a car.

Yeah I just saw the Singh Farms 8 Things you Probably Aren't Doing and, having never been there, was pretty amazed at the lushness!

Here is a link that might be useful: 8 Things you probably aren't doing in your garden

Do still have any manure? I'm interested.

Thanks.

Me, too. ;o)

Where is the singh video?

The Singh video is linked above: 8 Things......

Oh man, I am now overloaded with horse manure. Sheesh! Who wants some????

Poop for pots?

Hello - new member here; I know I'm coming late to the thread. But I thought I'd see if there were any more composted horse manure?

Oh wow this thread has come back to the top! In the past few months I have pretty much stopped actively hot composting the manure stream, since it was a lot of work and proved difficult to give away for free at a fast enough rate. At present I am spreading it at home and just building my own soil that way.

But for anyone in the north Scottsdale area who wants just old manure, I have plenty of 9-10 month old material that I haven't bothered to spread yet. Come with a shovel and bags (or you can use my old feed bags) and take as much as you'd like. Email for directions and to set up a time.

FYI a lot of horse owners have to pay to have their manure hauled away in a dumpster and would gladly give it to you (fresh) if you approached them.

Me, for one, lol. I have a neighbor who has an orchard in Prescott who is taking buckets from me, but between emptying them I'm still struggling to get rid of this stuff without putting it in the land fill. I, too, am willing to bag the stuff up as I clean, so if you want to drop off any containers, please drop them off and I'll give you a ring when they're full.

Greyongray, how many horses do you have?

Pagan I have one, but a prolific one at that :) I do not have irrigation or grass so I am presently using the manure to enrich the soil at home. It breaks down with sun and water and my dirt is getting fluffy.

Actually if any thing I just pulled out a bunch of tree bean sprouts (mesquite and pv), it works great as an additive.

Yeah, I keep threatening them (and the dogs) that feeding time is over if they can't keep their room clean....

I'm afraid the water seems to be the biggest issue here. Maybe that, and I haven't been mixing it with much, perhaps if I start adding some soil to it....

So no problem with Bermuda, or do you not feed it?