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Posted by old on May 02, 2007 at 19:49:58 from (4.244.219.235):
In Reply to: moldy hay disposal posted by Dave H. (CO) on May 02, 2007 at 15:36:38:
If you have a place to do it just pile it up and keep it wet, say water it every out week real good. Do that all summer and then by nexy spring dig into it and you will have some real good stuff to spread. I wouldn't spread it now but wait at least a year. Also is you can mix in manure that helps. I even knew of a guy that heated his house with piles of old hay and manure. He had some sort of pipe line running into it and pumped water through the pipe and kept his house good and warm in the winter. Big problem with doing that is you have to dig the pipe back out by hand or you will destroy it
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