Due To High Fertilizer Prices This Fall.....

[steve-o]

i will be using BIOSOLIDS instead of the regular fertilizers that i normally use to save $$$. if any member would like to use these products there is a massive production facility in MANHATTAN, KANSAS. it produces enough on a daily basis to serve most of the country.


steve

[MASTERMOWER]

The foul smell of something grand

I hope you've found your load of biosolids to be quite full and satisfying. As you've no doubt already experienced, the smell can be over-powering. Store your stash in a well-ventilated area.

[steve-o]

soooo, i realize this is a $ h i t t y thread...............

I hope you've found your load of biosolids to be quite full and satisfying. As you've no doubt already experienced, the smell can be over-powering. Store your stash in a well-ventilated area.

BUT, i thought somebody would have some input other than college boy.


steve

[MASTERMOWER]

BUT, i thought somebody would have some input other than college boy.


steve

Steve-O, ain't nobody here know what biosolids are..........

[hardboiled]

i hear them kansas boys are some purdy big turds

[steve-o]

I Bought My First Batch Today.....

Steve-O, ain't nobody here know what biosolids are..........

i saved $3.00/bag compared to my regular stuff. this was a 25-2-5 for those that care or understand. AND it does stink for sure.

steve

[Dreamaloud1]

They were selling some all natural starter fert at the seed store...weird profile 6-4-6 or something. Anyway I was told is smelled exactly like old coffee grounds.

We put down that chicken **** stuff at the golf course a few times. It was bad and I found any excuse to miss out on that. The guys couldn't seem to get it through their head exactly what urea was!

BTW- Whatever that natural starter fert was it only cost 14 a bag vs 34 for chemical fert.