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TOPIC: Bagged Cow Manure
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Bagged Cow Manure 2 Years ago
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Was wanting to know if anyone has used bagged cow manure like Black Kow or similar. If so have you had any problems using it in the worm bed/bin?
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Last Edit: 2010/02/11 22:32 By mikel.
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Re:Bagged Cow Manure 1 Year, 12 Months ago
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I have used the organic bagged manure from Walmart and it was good for the first bag I bought, the second bag was horrible, it was anearobic when I opened it and am convinced it was 75% dirt.
Now I am back to collecting my own "fresh" patties.
I have a friend who uses bagged mushroom compost with good success in his bins.
Liz
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Re:Bagged Cow Manure 1 Year, 12 Months ago
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Okay, Thanks for the reply. It looks like I lucked out and will be able to get fresh cow manure from a friend that I take fishing every year. I knew he raised a few goats but didn't know he raised cows until yesterday. So now I can get free manure.
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Re:Bagged Cow Manure 1 Year, 11 Months ago
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Can you use horse manure for worms?
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Re:Bagged Cow Manure 1 Year, 11 Months ago
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Yes, but I always let it rest for a while so it doesnt heat the bin and to let any possible dewormer lose its effect. I let mine age at least 2 months before putting it in the bin.
Liz
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