rabbit manure
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by obywan59 on July 10, 2004 11:17 AM
I used to raise rabbits, and as I recall, rabbit manure doesn't get as hot as other manures and doesn't pose as much of a problem in burning plant roots and such even when fresh, so 3 year old broken down rabbit manure I would think would be perfectly all right to mix in with your soil.
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by njoynit on July 11, 2004 08:04 AM
it was like powder a few chuncks in it but broke those by hand real easy,not much smell either& found out that 110 gallons is not enough for me....need more.
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