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Yep, by goaty smell I mean a slight poop (maybe amonia?) smell. On the other hand i have also red that a slightly amonia smell especially when talking about manure compost is fine and nothing to worry about. So hope i will not harm my seeds and seedlings 🙂
At least it is certified organic goat compost
Well most of the big heap seems to be good but you know, i can tell after it will be spread on the groud. I am just confused by the smell, everyhwere i red that well roted compost should not have smell. Also you mentioned this in your videos…
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Here are those lumps with straw
Does the goaty smell mean sometging? Can i plant and sow into this?
Here is a link to photo…yes there are some lumps which i think are not totally decomposted.
Nevermind, is it ok that i still smell the compost? I can dedinately tell that i can smell poop. I thought i was supposed to smell nothing.
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Charles, i have 26 m3 of goat compost. I was told it is at least 3 years old. Can you tell me if this is right from photos? I am not shure because i see also some straw elements that are not completely composted. Maybe from the bottom of the heap…
Charles, i do get the principles of no dig and using componst as a top layer. In my first post i have mentioned that a cow manure has been tilled into soil in end of october. Thats why i am asking if that could do any harm? Thnak you
Thank you, one more question. Do you think there can be a problem with using cow manure tilled into soil and the layer of compost on the top? Too much nitrogen? Can it burn the seedlings?
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