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nemo
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Joined: Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:55 pm Posts: 127 Location: county kerry , ireland
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 pig manure
hello I have fresh pig manure from our pigs and I don't know when it is safe to use it in the veg plot how should I store pig manure I am thinking of buying a large compost bin and storing the manure in it .or if I add it to the the compost bin with kitchen waste and garden waste with paper when would it be safe to use the compost.is 6 months long enough to wait before I can use the manure on the garden soil.
regards nemo
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Johnboy
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Joined: Tue Nov 22, 2005 2:15 pm Posts: 5405 Location: NW Herefordshire
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 Re: pig manure
Hi Nemo, I do not know the ruling in ROI but here in UK swill feeding is a thing of the past. Swill feeding produce manure that was very similar to human manure and needed a couple of years rotting before it was really safe to use on the garden. Now the pigs have a vegetarian diet although a strong manure is still produced but it is safe to use after about a year. Once tempered pig manure will give you excellent results. JB.
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