I always let it sit for a year but I have space to do that. Having been a horsey person I know most people worm their horses so I don't want the meds to do harm to my earthworms plus the manure is usually FULL of weed seeds. Good luck

Oh, lucky you, s.s.! Wish I was closer, I'd definitely be up for a couple of truckloads! Definitely get the most aged stuff you can. You can put that directly on ornamentals. If you put it in veggie gardens, make sure it is at least 6-12 months aged or composted, then wash your veggies before eating anyway. Go for it. Everything in your yard will love you for it. Nothing like gold for free!

Anna

Take the stuff off the bottom. That should be well aged.
Lucky you!

s.s.tupperware - I would love to get some of that horse manure, you and I live very close to each other, I'm in Altamonte Springs. Do you need any leaves for composting?
Mary

Best fertilizer around. Can also put some in a bucket and fill with water,use the "tea" to water with as well. Aged is better. My plants love it.

I compost horse manure and there are tons of worms in the pile. I know the horses are wormed regularly but their wormer doesn't seem to harm earthworms at all.

I'm in Longwood and have a small pick up truck. I'm interested in some too please! :) Email me through this website if there is any left over. I can probably transport some for myself and marymilkweed if she doesn't have a truck/trailer.

If there is any left over let me know please. I'm in E Orlando and would like some for the compost pile so green is ok . I have a good size PU so I can help anybody else on the east side. Leave an email thru this website.

Me too, me too! I'm in Sanford!

Tupperware, can you post on how to contact these people or can you email us with the information?