If you're a Minot resident, you can get compost from the city landfill for freeWhere can a guy get decent compost/manure around minot? Seems like a need that isn’t being filled. Those 6 dollar bags don’t take you very far when you have a decent sized garden
Don’t get burned by getting compost full of residual herbicides. It’s a nightmare.If you're a Minot resident, you can get compost from the city landfill for free
Drive around and find a feed lot or hobby horse farm with a tractor/loader and a manure pile setting around, usually they will load you up for free or for a few dollars. Make sure you get the oldest stuff they have, if it doesnt have weeds growing on it its probably too fresh. ask them to scrape the top foot or so off before they scoop or youll get a ton a weed seeds also which is more work for you.Where can a guy get decent compost/manure around minot? Seems like a need that isn’t being filled. Those 6 dollar bags don’t take you very far when you have a decent sized garden
A guy from work gave me some 2 year old cow manure. He scraped into the middle of the pile for me. I tilled it in good. Hopefully it isnt too hot!Drive around and find a feed lot or hobby horse farm with a tractor/loader and a manure pile setting around, usually they will load you up for free or for a few dollars. Make sure you get the oldest stuff they have, if it doesnt have weeds growing on it its probably too fresh. ask them to scrape the top foot or so off before they scoop or youll get a ton a weed seeds also which is more work for you.
I had a source a while ago for 20 year old sheep manure that was great, it was completely broken down, like super rich black dirt essentially, he would load all my pickup box could hold for $10/load, now I get free horse manure from a neighbor, but its not as well broken down so a bit more work, but its easier cuz he delivers it for free!
Wildrose Nursery, in Wildrose,ND always has excellent trees and shrubs. Worth the drive there.Do any of you guys have a nursery you would recommend as far as trees are concerned? Online or local but am looking for tall stock mainly. Thank you.
how many are you looking for and what varieties? I get most of my trees from soil conservation and graft them to something else if needed. This guy had good prices on bare root trees that are nice size, ive purchased a few from him in recent years. Likely if you want a bunch you could get even better prices.Do any of you guys have a nursery you would recommend as far as trees are concerned? Online or local but am looking for tall stock mainly. Thank you.
Yeah they are hardy, unless it drops to like 25f or so then it gets questionable. Biggest problem people have is if we have extended cold weather when the flowers are open, then pollinators wont be active and you wont get many berries because of that, but a day or two of cold shouldnt hurt them. Most of mine are done flowering now, except for Strawberry Sensation.Lycan are honeyberries fairly hardy ? Man they were looking good , even saw a couple had blossoms. Our raspberries are laid down flat from the snow but they should bounce back.