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Greensense 5-2-4 Dairy Fertilizer
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was searching for organic manure and things and i came across this:

http://www.beorganic.com/view.wga?id=0W4MFC

NPK: 5-2-4 Ingredients: Composted Dairy Cow Manure (poo, poop, dung), Cottonseed Meal, Corn Gluten Meal, Poultry By-products, Muriate of Potash, Animal fat and Zeolites

has anyone used this before? anyone think it will work? how would i go about sterilizing/pasteurizing it?

or would this work better?

http://www.beorganic.com/view.wga?id=WR9RBK

red

Edited by RedHead (03/13/02 03:05 PM)

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Re: Greensense 5-2-4 Dairy Fertilizer [Re: RedHead]
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Stick with the 2nd choice. Your first choice involves animal fats and such. To my knowledge professional mushroom growers do not use biological by-products in their compost. Stick with the plain dairy manure.:)bluhoney 


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Re: Greensense 5-2-4 Dairy Fertilizer [Re: RedHead]
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Odds are that nethier will work and you'll end up paying like 35 bucks for a bag of over composted dung.
I am told dehydrated manure is the way to go not composted.

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Re: Greensense 5-2-4 Dairy Fertilizer [Re: psilocybinjunkie]
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but the second link IS for dehydrated dairy manure- not composted.

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Re: Greensense 5-2-4 Dairy Fertilizer [Re: RedHead]
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If it is dehydrated and not composted I'd say give it a try and let me know haow it works. I just checked and it doesn't say that it's dehydrated manure it also doesn't say it's composted either.

Edited by psilocybinjunkie (03/14/02 10:07 PM)

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