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greenie_2010

Free Compost

greenie_2010
14 years ago

Chicago/Cook/Dupage/Will

Free Stable Horse manure/compost. Pick up or we can deliver, as we need to make room for the constant supply.

5-10 yard load minimum, Delivery charge $100. (2 yards is about 1 ton)

100% horse manure, wood shavings/dust & hay, well rotted 4-6 months with the mushrooms growing.

Unless you are licensed/permitted, you can not sell soil products, so please do not resell.

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