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April 2003 Newsletter
... thumb in Wilmington is to "Cut back when the forsythia blooms!" Fertilize and top with horse manure before adding new mulch. A small handful of Epson salts around the bush at the ...
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July 2003 Newsletter
... , it is most commonly found in soils contaminated with animal or human feces (solid waste). Horse manure is often the source of this bacteria. The tetanus bacteria produces spores that are resistant ...
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Compost tea on lawns - Organic Lawn Care Forum - GardenWeb
... you shoot for a 1/4 inch screen and you'll be happier. Add more horse manure ;-) Lawns are a high maintenance crop Again I'm not disagreeing because this statement is ... you shoot for a 1/4 inch screen and you'll be happier. Add more horse manure ;-) Actually, I think he wants to sift compost, not tea. I think any tea that ...
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Eremophilas in Containers
... mixture can be varied from garden loam to commercial potting mix, to which cow or horse manure may be added. A layer of gravel as mulch assists with keeping the foliage dry ...
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Gardening in Virginia - GardenWeb
... : daylilly99 6b northern VA on Thu, Oct 26, 06 at 7:53 HAVE: Alberta spruce, horse manure Posted by: sheeplechase 7VA on Sat, Sep 9, 06 at 3:19 WANTED: someone close ...
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Manure Management and Air Quality Education - U of M Extension Service
... Design and Construction Manure Management I - Nitrogen Manure Management II - Phosphorus Manure Management III - Developing a Plan Manure Management IV - Software for Manure Mgmt Planning ... Livestock Manure Sampling Manure and Pasture Management for Recreational Horse Owners Preparing an Odor Management Plan Websites Manure and Odor Website Dairy Manure Management Swine Manure Management Horse Manure ...
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Horse health — vaccination against tetanus and strangles
... horse. Tetanus This bacterial disease causes fatal tetany in about 80 per cent of those horses which are infected. The organism Clostridium tetani, which causes the disease, lives in soil and manure ... It is caused by the organism Streptococcus equi. It rapidly spreads from horse to horse through coughing, or by the horse eating or drinking infective droplets. The discharge may remain infective for ...
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Horse health — practical worm control
... re-infection is continuous. How does the environment become contaminated? Most horse worms produce eggs which are passed in the manure. These eggs develop within the dung pat into immature worms known ... most important aspect of worm control. Where horses are stabled or kept in yards, daily manure removal is very important. Wherever horses are handfed, feeders should be positioned off the ground ...
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UM Extension: Horse Program
... | Directories | Search U of M Home The Horse Team Meet the Team Contact Info Upcoming Events Newsletter Horse Health Horse Care Nutrition Forage Pastures Hay Weeds Manure Animal ID Safety General FAQ Quick Links ... Check Out the Frequently Asked Questions Page Is My Barn Eco-Friendly? (pdf) » Latest Horse Team Newsletter Horse Owner Education Days February 10, 17, 24 2007 and March 10, 24, 2007 Learn ...
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The Gardener;s Network - A to Z's of Home Gardening: Manure for Your Garden
... importance in the gardening world? Value of Manure: It's the "black gold" of the gardening world. Manure does a couple of things for ... to pass through unaffected. As a result, a horse excretes the seeds. People who use this manure, experience far more weeds in their gardens. ... are near a chicken farm, this is good source of manure. Turkey- As with Chicken manure, if you live near a turkey farm, stop ...
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