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'Manure Tea Bags' Fit for Bank Account, but not for Human Consumption
Way to go, Annie at ahavenbrand.com! Go green with Manure Tea bags sale! While the manure tea bags may not be good for human consumptiong, they may keep you afloat. Ranching in these days and age may be hard, but your creativity will see you through.
You have tapped a great, renewable source of organic fertilizer that many people would like to use in their gardens. This is what CowDooDoo Natural Fertilizer is all about here. Keep up the good work!
The manure can provide nutrients to flowers and plants, and all you have to do is steep it – just try not to mix it up with your morning Earl Grey:
"'My grandmother brewed manure tea," says Haven, who has lived all her life on Southern California cattle ranches and tomato farms. "I'm growing my green business in this brown economy." Haven tea comes from cattle that are fed grass and no chemicals and no nutrients are added to the manure.
Animal Manure in The News: Selling Manure Tea Bags in the News: Listen to Renee Montagne's Reporting
What a brilliant idea! A few days ago, I awoke with this introduction by Renee on NPR. "Annie Haven's family has been ranching in Southern California for a hundred years, but a prolonged drought has left her with too few cattle to make a living. So she turned to selling manure tea bags. She says straight manure is too strong for flowers, but a nice manure tea hits the spot. She told The Orange County Register she got the idea from her grandmother. By the way, the bags are bigger than normal, so you won't confuse them with your Earl Grey...."
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=124229446
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=124229446
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Dry Cow Manure Bags, Horse Manure Bags, Chicken Manure Bags for $5, $10 and $10 per Bag
$10 Manure Bag, $5 Manure Bab, $20 Manure Bag for Sale!
For the time being, we are shipping only Cow Manure! Let us know if you want other types of manure
Dry Cow Manure Bags, Dry Horse Manure Bags, Chicken Manure Bags for $5, $10 and $10 per Bag
For the time being, we are shipping only Cow Manure! Let us know if you want other types of manure
Dry Cow Manure Bags, Dry Horse Manure Bags, Chicken Manure Bags for $5, $10 and $10 per Bag
Welcome to CowDooDoo Natural Fertilizer and Compost Bags For Sale: Natural Fertilizer For Sale to Urban Gardeners
If you live in any of the big cities and have no access to natural fertilizers, CowDooDoo Fertilizer is there for you. You can order horse manure, cow manure bags so you can garden in cities.
Types of Manure Fertilizer:
While manure fertilizer is advantageous to your lawn and soil, it’s important to know the qualities each animal brings, as they differ in some ways.
* Chicken Manure Fertilizer – Chicken manure is known for its incredibly rich contents and is ideal when composted before applying to the lawn. Referred to as ‘hot’ manure, chicken manure can burn (and destroy) plants.
* Cow Manure Fertilizer – Dairy cow manure is often favored over other types of fertilizer, as it is low in nutrients and can be applied in endless quantities with no detrimental side effects.
* Horse Manure Fertilizer – Although horse manure is not as nutrient-rich as manure from chickens, it contains more nitrogen than cow manure fertilizer. Also known as a ‘hot’ manure, horse manure fertilizer should be composted before application.
* Sheep Manure Fertilizer – Sheep manure is another ‘hot’ fertilizer that is fairly dry and incredibly rich in nutrients. Best when composted prior to application.
* Rabbit Manure Fertilizer – Rabbit manure provides a great deal of nitrogen (even more than manure from poultry) and phosphorous, which is highly beneficial for fruits and flowers.
If you’re still unsure of which manure fertilizer you should use, contact a professional lawn service for advice. These days, staying ‘green’-even when it comes to your lawn-is important, and manure application is yet another way to contribute to a healthier environment. Since a majority of farm animals eat plants, it’s no wonder their feces are beneficial to the lawn and the earth.
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Types of Manure Fertilizer:
While manure fertilizer is advantageous to your lawn and soil, it’s important to know the qualities each animal brings, as they differ in some ways.
* Chicken Manure Fertilizer – Chicken manure is known for its incredibly rich contents and is ideal when composted before applying to the lawn. Referred to as ‘hot’ manure, chicken manure can burn (and destroy) plants.
* Cow Manure Fertilizer – Dairy cow manure is often favored over other types of fertilizer, as it is low in nutrients and can be applied in endless quantities with no detrimental side effects.
* Horse Manure Fertilizer – Although horse manure is not as nutrient-rich as manure from chickens, it contains more nitrogen than cow manure fertilizer. Also known as a ‘hot’ manure, horse manure fertilizer should be composted before application.
* Sheep Manure Fertilizer – Sheep manure is another ‘hot’ fertilizer that is fairly dry and incredibly rich in nutrients. Best when composted prior to application.
* Rabbit Manure Fertilizer – Rabbit manure provides a great deal of nitrogen (even more than manure from poultry) and phosphorous, which is highly beneficial for fruits and flowers.
If you’re still unsure of which manure fertilizer you should use, contact a professional lawn service for advice. These days, staying ‘green’-even when it comes to your lawn-is important, and manure application is yet another way to contribute to a healthier environment. Since a majority of farm animals eat plants, it’s no wonder their feces are beneficial to the lawn and the earth.
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MooDooDoo CowDooDoo: Why Fertilizers are important to Plants: What Nutrients do Plants Need? Let an Expert Tell You
"....For most plants in most soils, the 3 key nutrients plants need are NITROGEN-PHOSPHOROUS-POTASSIUM. We get our nutrients (sodium, potassium, a-vitamins etc) in our diet, but plants do not eat. They product their own food through a process called "photosynthesis". Very briefly, this is when plants combine nutrients (call it: raw materials) together with water and carbondioxide (from air) using the sun as an energy source to create the transformation. Therefore, instead of food, plants need the basic elements (which we call nutrients) and they then produce their own food.
Whether you use Miracle Grow or Cow Manure, all you do is to resupply nutrients to the plants. These nutrients the plants use to make their own food. Cow manure contain nutrients in an organic form (as large complex organic molecules). Microbes in the soil break these large molecules into very very small molecules which can then penetrate the cells in the plants and be taken up through the roots with the water. Miracle Grow is a factory made collection of nutrients. It contain plant nutrients which are already broken down into the very small molecules. You can say that Miracle Grow is the engineers way of making the same molecules available to the plants, but without the smell...."
Whether you use Miracle Grow or Cow Manure, all you do is to resupply nutrients to the plants. These nutrients the plants use to make their own food. Cow manure contain nutrients in an organic form (as large complex organic molecules). Microbes in the soil break these large molecules into very very small molecules which can then penetrate the cells in the plants and be taken up through the roots with the water. Miracle Grow is a factory made collection of nutrients. It contain plant nutrients which are already broken down into the very small molecules. You can say that Miracle Grow is the engineers way of making the same molecules available to the plants, but without the smell...."
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