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SE IA | Unless it is composted, I cant think of a worse product to spread and know what you are getting load to load, loader bucket to loader bucket and know that you are doing a good job of placing the correct nutrients in the correct places.
Just because we can do something......does it really mean that we should?
Only thing I could see this being beneficial is if you were trying to do some MAJOR soil amending to sandy or low OM areas to try and shock some life back into that soil. That's as far as I could see this being practical or beneficial. | |
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Variable Rate Dry Beef Cattle Manure Spreading
