Ian Gill wrote: > > A farm in my area is offering silage as garden compost. It is basically > mown paddock baled in plastic and left to ferment. I would appreciate > people's thoughts on applying silage to gardens? > > Regards Ian Gill > Westland New Zealand Should be fine material, high in N. May be a little acidic due to fermentation byproducts and may smell bad at first. I'd probably bury it in trenches right in the veg patch over the winter. Should grown some fine cabbages next November. Steve (Maritime...) Steve (Maritime...)