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Anybody use this inbetween or around their rubber trees,  i now have access to heaps of manure and want to know whether to shovel it about the farm, would of thought it cant do any harm.

 

Thank you for any replies.

Edited by CFCjeff
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This isn't practical for those who have a lot of land (unless, of course, you have a tractor and strayer). 

I chuck 1 or 2 shovel fulls of the stuff into one of those big buckets/small barrels with a lid (think it's 40l). Mix/swirl it good twice a day or drop an air stone into it and leave for a few days. It needs oxygen, hence the swirling / air stone. After a few days you'll have a nice "tea", which can be mixwd with water and subsequently watered on the plants using a simple watering can. Practical only on small gardens/plots of land without the aforementioned tractor and sprayer. What I like the most about this is, I don't have a problem with weeds later, as JWRC correctly pointed out in reply # 3. Plus, as a liquid, it gets to the roots quicker. 

 

 

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