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So I bought a bunch of this stuff a few years ago in bulk (clearly) and now I have extra. I could just take it to the landfill, but my county charges by the pound. I could just suck up the $20 cost and do that, but I feel like it shouldn't be hard to give away.
I've had an add on craigslist for a month now with no inquiries.
Thoughts?
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Can you deliver it 1500 miles?
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How much land do you have and what is its pH? My guess is that your soil could use it, although be careful on the timing to avoid burning turf.
Last edited by RAH; 05/29/14 08:49 AM.
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Lol Bull... nope, but you're welcome to make the trip or pay for shipping!
I went to spread the stuff with my spreader and it didn't go so well. I think it's because it's powder and not pellets.
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