Mixing Compost to Spread on the Pasture

Mark is mixing the compost to spread on the hay field, and here's what he's adding: biochar, clover and timothy seed, and lime. He'll also debunk some myths about all of it.
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Quality content once again

[@robertveronda4225]

Mad pathogens running around! I pictured the show Langoliers. 😅

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[@jkowalski3]

The only logical argument I have heard about not adding meat is that it may attract unwanted visitors.

[@johnnmartens3067]

When a compost pile heats up to 150 for a week no pathogens will survive in big numbers that’s what compost dose the microbes use pathogens as foods they far out compete any pathogens I compost fish,chicken waste I do it in a Johnson su bio reactor it stays aerobic through the whole process then I let my piles sit for two years or more by then anything in the compost is completely broken down never been worried about any pathogens