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Well, no. Cows are ruminants, and they have a 4 chambered stomach. Horses are non-ruminant herbivores and have a functional cecum to accomplish the same thing, ie, the breakdown of cellulose by fermentation. Cellulose is what gives plants cells their rigidity.

Yes, I think goat is similar to sheep. As for babies, yes, NPK values can vary with diet.

NPK Values of Various manures. Manure / N-P-K Chicken / 1.1 .80 .50 Dairy cow / .25 .15 .25 Horse / .70 .30 .60 Steer / .70 .30. 40 Rabbit / 2.4 1.4 .60 Sheep / .70.30 .90 Remember, 1.These numbers can vary some with what the animal is being fed, and if bedding...

I think someone should shove a bhut up your butt. ...she types from her work computer

Which is actually better sometimes than remembering.

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Welcome from South Carolina!

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Chiles would work better, but to each his own.

lemon peppers

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Looks good!

What are you planning to do with them? Are you looking to use them fresh, or are you planning on making sauces or what?

Don't use it straight, it's still too strong for that. You would do better to mix it with the bags of cheap top soil than Miracle Grow, though.

Cow manure doesn't stink. It smells nice and earthy. *snnnniff* Love that smell! Besides, once you offer a lovely ripe tomato or two, all will be forgiven.