[ilan]

I have been offered a load of horse dung , however this is just the dung and is just like composted grass wet and slimey totaly unsuitable just to dig in like normal stable manure . I can compost it but will struggle to mix it with enough "brown material " unless I use just cardboard or would you use it as a top dressing / mulch over the summer or say no thanks to any quantity of it as its just as raked of the paddock

[mumofstig]

I don't know what has happened, but horse dung, even without hay/chipping or straw,  is not usually green and slimey 

[ilan]

No its brown in colour but the grass in it is still recognisable and its just not a nice crumble so its very difficult to mix into the soil

[ESguy]

You can just compost it on it's own. Cover the pile to keep rain off and turn it once or twice. It should make lovely stuff in a few months.

[Yorkie]

Double check that the grass has not been treated with the herbicide aminopyralid or clopyralid - if it has then don't touch it with the proverbial bargepole as it will cause some of your crops to not thrive or die.