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HAVE: Horse Manure

18 years ago

Free horse manure. GREAT for your compost makers or use it for fill. I use the beautiful compost it makes in my garden, but my horses produce more than I can use! Pick up with your own tools and bags, bucket or barels. Delivery is available within a 5 mile radius of my location in Greater Manchester, NH as long as you help unload it. :)

email: duecavalle@comcast.net

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terryboc
18 years ago
I'd be interested-I'm in Merrimack and I have a pickup truck and plenty of tools. Is it aged or fresh?
compostqueen
Original Author
18 years ago
terryboc, I had a landscaper show up with his bobcat over the weekend. He hauled away most of it, but there is still quite a bit left. I have both aged and a fresh wheel barrow full EVERY day! I'm in Goffstown on the Bedford line. e-mail me for my address if you'd like to come and get some.
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