As well as being odourless and rich in nutrients, goat manure contributes to plants’ maximum growth. In addition, the manure absorbs more nitrogen by accumulating urine in goat droppings, making ...

Once collected, it gets composted before being used in the garden. Hannah’s ducks are also a source of hot manure (and they poop a lot!) Another hot manure is horse. You might see it piled on ...

Rats are a real nuisance for gardeners and an unpleasant visitor on your property. Whether you've got them already or want to ...

Those of us who want to create the richest possible compost should cast aside any squeamish tendencies and think about ...

This is the main reason we composters have access to so much horse manure. Composting, particularly hot composting (over 55o c) kills parasitic worms and their eggs. However, even with regular manure ...

Monty Don said he looks after annuals, perennials, edibles and decorative plants, but pulls them up and puts them on the ...

ITAT Mumbai held that cultivation and sale of white button mushroom is an agricultural activity and hence activity resulting in the agriculture income is exempted under section 10 (1) of the Income ...

Victoria Murrell, the TBA’s equine health and welfare manager, says: "Creating a carbon footprint isn’t just about being more ...

Mike and Claire use homemade compost prepared with a mix of cow manure, horse manure, chicken manure, seaweed and kitchen waste left for months on a tilted wheelbarrow and the rainwater flowing ...

Composting is simply our human way of speeding ... grass clippings and animal manures are excellent sources of nitrogen. Horse and cow manure, llama and goat droppings can often be procured ...

Welcome to Shelburne Farms, Vermont’s agricultural wonderland. Nestled along the shores of Lake Champlain, Shelburne Farms is ...

Having never built a house before, Dan decided his first would be his dream home — a sustainable, off-grid hemp house in Tasmania, rendered with a horse poo mix and with an outdoor composting toilet.