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Posted by kathya11 NJ 6b/7a (My Page) on Sat, May 13, 06 at 19:42
| I'm looking for a source of economical alfalfa and cottonseed pellets to use as a soil amendment. We live in Bayonne, an extremely urban area, and I have no clue as to where the closest feed store would be. I'm guessing the Colt's Neck area might have some, but I have no clue where to start looking. Can anyone make any recommendations? Diane, are there any feed stores in your area that you'd recommend? |
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RE: source for alfalfa pellets?
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| Kathy, I get alfalfa pellets, etc. at Monmouth Feed, 294 Squankum Road, Farmingdale in Monmouth County; it's just a half mile off Interstate 195, between Allaire State Park and the Manasquan Reservoir. That's also where I get my pond supplies. Nice people there, but I hope you can find something closer to home! Diane (another one) |
RE: source for alfalfa pellets?
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| Maybe we'll give them a shot next weekend -- are they open on Sunday? |
RE: source for alfalfa pellets?
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| Yes, they are, but here's their number so you can check specific hours or get directions: 888-239-7663. Since you're coming a distance, probably a good idea to make sure they're not temporarily out of stock. Don't hesitate to let them know what you intend to use it for - apparently they have lots of customers who are buying for their gardens rather than their horses. I hope you have nice weather and a safe and enjoyable trip. |
RE: source for alfalfa pellets?
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| The Hungry Puppy in Farmingdale has alfalfa cubes and pellets in 50# bags, pellets are $8.99, cubes were higher. The store is located on Rt 33, just a few minutes west of where we have our rose society meetings. Also, Hemlock Hill Farm on Phalanx Road in Lincroft, you have to call then in advance. Forcellati's on Rt 35 in Wall has kelp meal (5# bags; I did leave a few) and corn gluten meal (25# bags). |
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