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| In my experience the manure has little ‘worth’ in itself. By the time you pay the pumper you have almost as much in it as buying fertilizer. Now granted, I’d way prefer my manure over dry commercial so there’s that. But the integrators always like to brag about factoring in the ‘value’ of the manure to make you think you’re making more money than you actually are. They act like it costs nothing to get its spread. | |
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