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MANAGING GOAT MANURE « The Kebun’s Weblog
1687 days ago
October 11, 2008 at 7:24 pm
[...] and fallen leaves more so when we get hit by a storm which is regular during the monsoon season. Our goat houses sit over bare earth and we let the manure settle to about 3 inches deep before we remove it for [...]