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turf as bedding?

majorsharpes · 2012-07-28 02:43:48

so wen our own turf shed is full we put extra stuff into the calf shed/ lambing shed and we usually clean it out but could the broken down, small stuff [ some people call this bruss ] be kept for bedding? has anyone tried this and is it good?

28-07-2012 3:43am

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so wen our own turf shed is full we put extra stuff into the calf shed/ lambing shed and we usually clean it out but could the broken down, small stuff [ some people call this bruss ] be kept for bedding? has anyone tried this and is it good?

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#2 28-07-2012 10:06pm

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We had a shed bedded with peat and I remember cleaning out the turf shed into the cattle shed, It would want to be fine enough turf mould.
You want a fair depth of peat too.

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