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Slurry in dry weather

Grecco · 2011-04-19 17:25:40

I put out slurry late last week, it hasn`t rained since but its nearly disappeared from the ground. Did anyone notice anything like this? I always thought that you needed a good fall of rain to wash it in but now I think it could be down to the heat and the dung fly with the heat

19-04-2011 5:25pm

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Grecco

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I put out slurry late last week, it hasn`t rained since but its nearly disappeared from the ground. Did anyone notice anything like this? I always thought that you needed a good fall of rain to wash it in but now I think it could be down to the heat and the dung fly with the heat

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#2 19-04-2011 7:57pm

Min

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You might have a lot of dung beetles around.

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#3 20-04-2011 8:20am

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There's a lot of dew on the ground these mornings. It could help to explain why the slurry disappears so fast.

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#4 20-04-2011 10:16am

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did the grass grow and camouflage it :rolleyes:

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