glowery
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Re:Bagged Worm Castings - 2006/05/09 15:23
We burn mostly white oak. No black oak at all. The black oak trees we have here are really pithy and do not make good fire wood.
There is one particular place back behind the house we dump the ahses from the furnace. If I dug deep dowwn in that pile I am sure there woulf be lots of very weathered ashes.
Some one asked what type of shavings we use in the horse stalls. They are mostly pine (I think. I would have to check with hubby on that.) We get them from a local cabinet shop after they have used their planing machine.
I noticed a few little bugs in the bin this morning. Maybe it is tad bit damp so I think I will leave the lid off the rest of today, cover it tonight, then take it off tomorrow again and see if that helps. We are not talking infestation here, but I noticed them, so I may as well do something about them now.
I can see worms moving, but I don't here that snapping crackling sound many of you talk about.
Glenda
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