08/07/2026
Our horses made us some very expensive dirt for the garden. ππ€£ Hint, hint: they eat grass hay, alfalfa, and their feed. Plus add in shavings in their stalls.
All the bedding and manure I dumped over the ice behind the barn all winter turned into dirt. I didn't want to risk them slipping and falling so dirty bedding was dumped for safety reasons.
The horses absolutely love rolling in it because it is so soft. And after they dig it up and roll in it, it smells like a fresh load of good quality dirt was dumped behind the barn.
And to think we were going to scrape it all up and haul it off in the spring because of how it looked before.
I've been using loads of it to fill in low spots of the dirt floor in the pole barn. The garden will get some too. π±
Talk about recycling some good π΄π©
Thanks boys for your deposits, and your help with turning the dirt as it composted. ππ΄
They were having a lot of fun the other night running around and playing. Carah walked out to the barn while I was doing chores and says, "it smells like dirt out here!" πππ