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compost to share

10 years ago

I got what was supposed to be a yard of compost at Singh's Farm. It turned out to be a lot more and I have no place to store it. So I have about half a small pickup load too much. I am short on cash so would like to split the $30, but if that is unreasonable, just come get it so I can have use my pickup for something else.

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Laura81
10 years ago
Is it good black dirt or just sticks and junky stuff? I would be interested if it is good stuff.
dorothyroeder
Original Author
10 years ago
It is not dirt. It is compost. It is black when wet. It is made mostly from wood chips, I think, and has some larger shreds of wood, but I think that would help to keep the soil loose.
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Laura81
10 years ago
Sorry, I am still getting used to the way things are in Az. Compost back home means it has been composted already and is dirt. So, I would have to pass. Thanks anyway.
newtoucan
10 years ago
Where are you ocated?

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