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I NEVER spread my manure.  And the pile that comes out of the barn.....gets hauled off to the cow pastures.  I am very particular about spreading worm eggs.  Don't let a new horse on the place without being wormed a few days prior.

 

Just have to bushhog those "rough" spots to keep it all neat looking.

 

Jody

rides2far@xxxxxxxx wrote:

> >>>>As soon as the horses were taken off, the pasture was dragged to
> break up and spread manure around, and right before the horses were put
> onto a new pasture, 
>
> Horses will have a series of "greens & roughs" in the field where they
> put their manure in the "rough" and graze the green . If you drag the
> field, are you not spreading worm eggs over the area that they want to
> graze? 
>
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