sicetaitsimple wrote:I do not think Emilio's question is specific to hay, I understand that they will have the opportunity to receive a little bit of everything, compost, manure, green waste, shredder, straw, hay .... without knowing exactly what and when.
In my opinion the important thing today is to "delimit" the areas which will be cultivated next year (as much, more, the same as this year or others?) And then to distribute the contributions which will happen when they arrive and whoever they are, just avoiding massive amounts of too much carbon on a single plot.
Hay or whatever, for me it's a little similar, for what will be dry, for manure more or less wet, or the horse dung, you should know that it does not block the emergence of weeds , so it will be necessary to put another cover on it, but actually it will be necessary to try to balance on the level of the carbon, it is especially that it will be necessary to display as soon as they will have, it is useless to store in a corner, j because of lack of time left my clumps of grass in piles, it ferments very quickly, even with a pile of hardly 30 cm high, in addition it rained so it did not dry at all
but as you say it is necessary to prepare his plan of attack upstream, to know where to put what
