I just scarp spring and fall, and out to either garden or to rot. I often put in peat moss (bought in the big compact bale) to spread about. It keeps the resulting poo soft and friable.
In fall, we shovel and spread over garden and flowers. (once dormant, they appear to be less effected by "heat" of fresh poo, and also no noticable nitorogen lock in the soil, and the peat moss makes is easier to shoval by far, but a bit dusty now and then)
In spring, the poo is put into garbage pails with lids, and labeled for when It was placed. At three monthes, we start to incormporate it as side dressing (12" AWAY from plant stalks) for our more hungry plants, such as tomatoe, squash, and vine crops.
In fall, we shovel and spread over garden and flowers. (once dormant, they appear to be less effected by "heat" of fresh poo, and also no noticable nitorogen lock in the soil, and the peat moss makes is easier to shoval by far, but a bit dusty now and then)
In spring, the poo is put into garbage pails with lids, and labeled for when It was placed. At three monthes, we start to incormporate it as side dressing (12" AWAY from plant stalks) for our more hungry plants, such as tomatoe, squash, and vine crops.
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