Excess nitrogen can cause garlic to do some weird things too. Bit strange it's just that variety though

I'm growing 6 varieties and one is doing a lot worse than the others, I'm hoping its because it's a particularly late variety and it'll take off in the coming months.

Back in my consulting days, there was a facility in the Caribbean that I worked with that disposed sludge that came from a wastewater plant at a tuna processing facility.  Nasty-smelling stuff!  The healthiest dog that I ever saw at that facility routinely ate sludge that dripped here and there from the truck!

While I never would want a dog I owned to eat that, my point is, a dog's constitution is usually pretty durable. I definitely agree with Nobbie!

5 for me 

 its turned chilly, no like it 

Advice please. I was spreading some manure granules around my vegetables yesterday, some of which had clumped together because of rain infiltrating the bag. I went to put the bag away and then noticed our border collie was  chewing something where I had thrown some granules and a couple of clumps. I shooed the dog away but it must have eaten something because it vomited when we got back to the house. After that the animal seemed perfectly normal, eat its meal and went for a walk with me with no signs of problems.

Could the manure be toxic and have any long-term effects?

Anton