There's an old shed on our farm that we store a hay wagon under. The goats like to hang out there sometimes. And where there are goat there is goat manure. I have never cleaned out the shed so I thought this would be easy to get to and put on the garden.
I had 3 big tubs filled in no time.
Next came spreading in in rows in the garden.
Look how fast it worked. Just kidding, that's some volunteer lettuce that I had to work around.
We've planted broccoli, lettuce, spinach, onions and cabbage so far. I am not looking forward to all of the weeding to come.
And I'm finally getting enough asparagus to make a good helping.
Our asparagus has been stingy so far this year.
ReplyDeleteDefinitly a gold mine to a gardener.
ReplyDeleteThat asparagus leaves my mouth watering! I've been putting "chicken gold" on my garden this winter/spring...hope it likes it! :)
ReplyDeleteWe love to use "Goat Gold" in our garden as well! Unfortunately, we live at 7500ft and it will be at least 3 more weeks before I can plant the majority of my garden. Now you've given me gardener's envy. HaHa!
ReplyDeleteCan't beat old goat manure! And your asparagus is absolutely lovely! Mine isn't even up yet...
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