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<blockquote data-quote="Springfieldsimm" data-source="post: 1833516" data-attributes="member: 42580"><p>We have been using chicken litter for quite a few years. Usually get it delivered in the fall and stack it on a pile to compost over winter. If stacked right with the heat of composting it doesn't get wet except for a few inches on the outside of the pile. We usually get it spread after first cutting since we have nothing but hills and it's usually to wet to do it earlier. We put on anywhere from 1-2 tons on depending on how much we want to boost the field. We put it on our hay fields and pastures but mostly our hayfields. I'd have to check what we pay but I think $25 or $30 a ton delivered. If the rain hits right it really boosts 2nd cutting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Springfieldsimm, post: 1833516, member: 42580"] We have been using chicken litter for quite a few years. Usually get it delivered in the fall and stack it on a pile to compost over winter. If stacked right with the heat of composting it doesn’t get wet except for a few inches on the outside of the pile. We usually get it spread after first cutting since we have nothing but hills and it’s usually to wet to do it earlier. We put on anywhere from 1-2 tons on depending on how much we want to boost the field. We put it on our hay fields and pastures but mostly our hayfields. I’d have to check what we pay but I think $25 or $30 a ton delivered. If the rain hits right it really boosts 2nd cutting. [/QUOTE]
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