Any ideas for getting rid of horse manure

[Pampered chicken girl]

We just bought property and built a barn after 4 years in a boarding facility so now we must figure out what to do with the poo haha. My ideas were
1. Pile and put lime to break it down
2. Well actually no other ideas...that's why I'm asking you.
What do you do?
TIA

 

[SmiYa0126]

We just bought property and built a barn after 4 years in a boarding facility so now we must figure out what to do with the poo haha. My ideas were
1. Pile and put lime to break it down
2. Well actually no other ideas...that's why I'm asking you.
What do you do?
TIA

Contact a local farmer to see if they're interested in manure, if the horses mostly eat hay, he could use it for his spring and on garden.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Contact a local farmer to see if they're interested in manure, if the horses mostly eat hay, he could use it for his spring and on garden.

Unfortunately no local farmers where we are, we are in town on 2 acres. But thanks anyway

 

[CaliforniaMountainChicks]

We moved to a property that had gigantic piles of composted horse manure. We have been using it for our garden and fruit trees. The garden is doing absolutely fantastic so if you have a garden you can use it for that. We’re just leaving the rest to continue composting and using it for the garden when we need it.

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

We moved to a property that had gigantic piles of composted horse manure. We have been using it for our garden and fruit trees. The garden is doing absolutely fantastic so if you have a garden you can use it for that. We’re just leaving the rest to continue composting and using it for the garden when we need it.

Ok do I need to use any product to make it compost?

 

[TropicalBabies]

We compost and sell our poop.
Been making much of our feed costs back the last few years.
We finally built bins out of pallets, more organized than a pile. We have regular customers and a waiting list.

 

[TropicalBabies]

Ok do I need to use any product to make it compost?

Nope, well, maybe a little moisture. Horse Poop is nearly perfect on its own and you can add directly to your garden without worry of burn or parasites. Though, I think composting it to get rid of grass seeds is awesome.

 

[TropicalBabies]

Unfortunately no local farmers where we are, we are in town on 2 acres. But thanks anyway

Yes, the local surburban gardener would love to get theirhands on your pooh

 

[Pampered chicken girl]

Ok thanks @TropicalBabies is it OK if there is shavings in it to? Like the pee soaked shavings and stuff from stall?

 

[TropicalBabies]

Ok thanks @TropicalBabies is it OK if there is shavings in it to? Like the pee soaked shavings and stuff from stall?

It will just add to the compost. Any organic matter is perfect.