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Originally Posted by LATECH
No. I have fertilizer in my yard though. I have 2 Bovines.They bring it to me. Some people call it Bull*****, but I call it fertilizer.
That is what this thread is about....FERTILIZER...
I understand the thing about freeze plugs welch plugs etc. Trouble is , is that the Freeze plugs dont offer any real protection against FREEZING and a cracked block. It is misleading, at least to the average person who knows little about cars.
Regardless of what you call it, they plug a hole in the casting left from the removal of the casting core/sand. They have NOTHING to do with Freeze protection AT ALL.
And that is FERTILIZER .  regardless of what you call it. Thats all. |
Is that fertilizer straight manure or composted? Moisture content is very crucial to its successful use. Use the “squeeze test” to check for moisture levels. If water can be squeezed out, the manure is too wet. If it doesn't form a ball, it’s too dry.
This manure is too wet. This manure is too dry. This manure is just right. I love the smell of good manure in the morning.