[FCG]

Which is better where and what should i be using for what?

The horse manure is well rotted of course.

[shaun]

little question big answer mike 

[DD.]

The two are totally different.

Simple terms.

Multipurpose compost is errrr - a compost. Use for seeds & young plants.

Horse poo as a rule of thumb you should regard as a fertiliser for enriching the soil, not to be used neat.

This is a sweeping generalisation!

[FCG]

Well I'm all for scandalous generalisations.

Minor brain fart on the subject and probably posted the question without thinking properly (ok, yes i did).

Thanks for the info.

[horsepooisgood]

I hope you are not comparing me with a bag of compost

[DD.]

I'd sooner be a bag of compost than a bag of ****

[horsepooisgood]

Peat free I hope

[blackbob]

Which is better where and what should i be using for what?

The horse manure is well rotted of course.

horse muck and bagged compost are two entirely different products.
your question is very vague.

[DD.]

I think those facts were pointed out in the first two replies!

[blackbob]

I think those facts were pointed out in the first two replies!

was that aimed at me?i should have read the other posts sorry.
but whilst we are on FYM is not classed as a fertilizer.it does contain nutriants but is classed as a soil conditioner.

[Knoblauch]

If the straw or whatever had been composted instead of the horse eating it it would turn into multipurpose compost.

Therefore MP compost is horse poo minus the sh1t.

[horsepooisgood]

Getting worried now about my name being taken in vain

[blackbob]

If the straw or whatever had been composted instead of the horse eating it it would turn into multipurpose compost.

Therefore MP compost is horse poo minus the sh1t.

 

[rideandy]

Can you put the the bags of manure they sell in focus,homebase, do it all etc straight in the soil to be planted in or is it not rotted enough?
Cheers