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Subject: Anyone use alpaca manure?
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| 1234567890 |
New Hampshire, USA
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Any thoughts?
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10/13/2010 12:55:30 AM
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| John Van Sand Bagus |
Somerset,Ky
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Tim loves it
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10/13/2010 7:27:04 AM
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| Marvin11 |
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Funny I was about to get some today but it will now hafe to wait till next week. Most people say it is great and the analysis is just about the same as cow manure. I am adding cow and alpaca manure to my 3600 sq foot pumpkin patch this year.
Martin
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10/13/2010 9:43:10 AM
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| Tim Pennington (Uncle Dunkel) |
Corbin, KY
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Great stuff! John wants some
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10/13/2010 11:18:48 AM
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| Engel's Great Pumpkins and Carvings |
Menomonie, WI ([email protected])
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One of the best out there..Its dry easy to use and can be placed directly around the plant with out burning. It is often refered to as a cold manure..Like Rabbit. It is also wel balanced. Like a 1-1-1 fertilizer
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10/13/2010 1:19:29 PM
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| Carts |
Parts Unknown
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Thats all I use for manure.
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10/13/2010 7:29:38 PM
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| giant pumpkin peep |
Columbus,ohio
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Yes I do. I scoop a lot of it too. My mom owns alpacas and we work on the farm to pay for board. We also used in the garden out there. Some was put on last fall,,over winter and a little in the planting hole. We where harvesting buckets everyday during peak season. If the wasnt broke, and we kept it weeded it wouldv'e been a garden for the record books. Pumpkins would have done much better if I planted earleir, got a pumpkin to set, and I didnt fall down the ************ hay loft steps.
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10/13/2010 8:14:10 PM
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