[DD.]

Sorry, not off hand.

I get mine from a neighbour who keeps two horses. The guy who used to deliver to the others on the site stopped doing so as he started using it himself due to the high cost of artifical fertiliser.

[shokkyy]

Hi DD

New to this site so can't email you.

Can you tell me a good source (Free or very cheap) for muck in the Lobro area.

I can get hold of a flatbed but limited to mileage I can do.

You must have someone somewhere nearby who keeps horses, be it private or a livery yard or a riding school or whatever. Just go and ask them. I have a horse and almost every horse yard I've ever been on would be over the moon if someone came and asked them for muck A lot of yards have to pay money or do a lot of work to get rid of the stuff, and horses generate an awful lot of it. But be aware that a lot of horses these days are bedded on wood shavings rather than straw, and shavings do take longer to rot down.