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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 422"><p>> cindy, you should read some more</p><p>> on fertilisation, not the chemical</p><p>> one, but the real stuff. you know,</p><p>> cow droppings, horse sh*t and all</p><p>> that.</p><p></p><p>> you for one would learn that soil</p><p>> actually benefits from that</p><p>> (structure, top-soil life,...).</p><p>> and no, you don't get more</p><p>> parasite-worms in your soil by</p><p>> spreading cow manure (correctly).</p><p>> just check on how we've been doing</p><p>> things for the last 2500 years in</p><p>> europe. Thanks Mike, actually I was goining off what you do for horses.That was my thinking they leave road apples big piles!! Anyway we spread them out. The cow part I am actually new to. I figgured they would infect much like horses whitch is one reason you would watch the pasture and rotate, like horses.Also for the spread of weeds from hay etc..If I was wrong thanks for setting me stright. Anyway we have no top soil to speak of so we reclaim the land with the stocks waste.In those areas I still see weeds grow just like I thought it would. This method takes time but it is worth it . Mostly I keep the pens clean for the health of the animals.Cindy</p><p></p><p> <a href="mailto:beefalocindyo1@yahoo.com">beefalocindyo1@yahoo.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 422"] > cindy, you should read some more > on fertilisation, not the chemical > one, but the real stuff. you know, > cow droppings, horse sh*t and all > that. > you for one would learn that soil > actually benefits from that > (structure, top-soil life,...). > and no, you don't get more > parasite-worms in your soil by > spreading cow manure (correctly). > just check on how we've been doing > things for the last 2500 years in > europe. Thanks Mike, actually I was goining off what you do for horses.That was my thinking they leave road apples big piles!! Anyway we spread them out. The cow part I am actually new to. I figgured they would infect much like horses whitch is one reason you would watch the pasture and rotate, like horses.Also for the spread of weeds from hay etc..If I was wrong thanks for setting me stright. Anyway we have no top soil to speak of so we reclaim the land with the stocks waste.In those areas I still see weeds grow just like I thought it would. This method takes time but it is worth it . Mostly I keep the pens clean for the health of the animals.Cindy [email=beefalocindyo1@yahoo.com]beefalocindyo1@yahoo.com[/email] [/QUOTE]
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