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Free Manure North of Franklin

16 years ago

I saw this posting at Craigslist.org, emailed, called, when there and it was really nice poo. It looked so nice and dark brown laying on top of my TN clay. It looks almost like compost but is fairly fresh so watch for plant burning.

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horse manure mixed with wood shavings

Reply to: sale-575721963@craigslist.org

Date: 2008-02-16, 12:53AM CST

great for the garden. i will load it for you with a tractor. you just need to come (truck,trailer) and pick it up.

* Location: franklin

PostingID: 575721963

Doesn't smell too bad for horse poo, either.

Evelyn

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farmerbell
16 years ago
Man, if I had a pick-up truck, I'd be there in a heartbeat! I would love to get some of it.
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