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I've just had a couple of tons of "well rotted" manure dumped on the plot.
The problem is, not all of it has that nice earthy smell.
There's a lot of black, a lot of dark brown, but nothing that looks straight from the horse's... *ahem*.
It came from a muck heap about the size of two big semi-detached houses and about 8 feet deep, so some of it has had no air for about 2 years.
Some smells nice and earthy, others have a sort of sharp/horsey smell to it.
So - what if anything can it be used on?
How can I get it to rot down properly as quickly as possible?
Thanks folks.
The problem is, not all of it has that nice earthy smell.
There's a lot of black, a lot of dark brown, but nothing that looks straight from the horse's... *ahem*.
It came from a muck heap about the size of two big semi-detached houses and about 8 feet deep, so some of it has had no air for about 2 years.
Some smells nice and earthy, others have a sort of sharp/horsey smell to it.
So - what if anything can it be used on?
How can I get it to rot down properly as quickly as possible?
Thanks folks.
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