Plot Too 'Hot' To Plant

Sorry to raise a topic previously covered but I would be grateful for further suggestions regarding a section of our plot, which at the beginning of April received some dry, but still aromatic manure. Since then I have dug it into the soil and repeatedy hoed to help break it down. There's still a slight smell, similar to a mushroom compost aroma, and so I am wondering if it would still be too 'rich' for planting into?

If not, would leeks and butternut squash enjoy/thrive in such conditions, or do I have to resign myself to letting that area 'settle' for this year? Would appreciate yourt thoughts and experience on this topic.

I think they are perhaps the crop that would cope. You cannot really overfeed squash so you might be ok.

Thanks to all for the helpful advice

Was again turning over the manured plot today and one thought sprang to mind...tis time of the year when weeds make their merry appearance, certainly are sprouting across the rest of my allotment, yet curiously not a single weed on my manured area!

Any ideas as why that might be?

Probably down to all the hoeing you have been doing (don't worry; they will be back!)