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Re: moldy hay disposal
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Posted by jdemaris on May 02, 2007 at 19:06:34 from (66.218.13.115):
In Reply to: moldy hay disposal posted by Dave H. (CO) on May 02, 2007 at 15:36:38:
I've been using the stuff for years. Not usually spreading it directly on fields though. I pile old hay, square and round bales on the end of one field. In 2-3 years it turns to some really nice black soil. Works nice for watermelon and pumpkin patches. We get a lot of bad round bales around here that don't weather the winter very well. As far as them being dangerous? Well, what isn't? I've spread a lot of crappy, moldy hay over the past 50 years to use for grass-seeding mulch. No ill effects so far. Think there are more imminent dangers around to worry about then dusty hay.
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