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Manure - pete (15th Sep 2025  14:45:01) Looking for a local delivery of well rotted FYM for my veg beds.. I need about two builders bags full .. a small tipper load or similar amount for the autumn.. Any locals know of suppliers?

Re: Manure - D (15th Sep 2025  19:14:51) Not so much finding the manure but more a case of finding a farm in the first place. There were cows in the fields along Devil's Lane once but it was a very long time ago. There used to be a stables this end of Hogmoor Road but don't know if it's still there. There's been all these ridiculous laws about the transport of shi, oops, manure since then as well. Don't think you can transport it in an open trailer no more, you can fork a load into the back of your 4x4 but not in the shoe box sized open trailer behind. The amount of horses you see around here it shouldn't be a problem, try the stables on Headley Road or Hollywater Road. There's Bramshott Farm and well (again, if it's still there).

Re: Manure - pete (16th Sep 2025  11:51:43) Thanks d Looks like it may be a non starter..

Re: Manure - D (16th Sep 2025  13:31:24) My first port of call would be the stables this end of Hogmoor Road, from here cross the Whitehill crossroads and it's along there on the left somewhere. Like I say with so many horses round here it must be feasible.

Re: Manure - Editor (16th Sep 2025  13:35:59) From 2020 - but might be worth calling "Free horse manure/compost - Gina (12th Nov 2020 - 09:54:07) Free horse manure Unlimited supply for your veg or rose gardens. Come with a bag, and fill as much as you want from the waste pile. Located in Bramshott, call or message to arrange a time 07932338425 Thank you Gina"

Re: Manure - Paul2 (16th Sep 2025  15:04:44) We normally prefer to obtain locally. For various reasons couldn't source in time this year and went with these people (based on a gardeners recommendation): www.puckamuck.co.uk Have to say, they were excellent - would recommend, and we would use them again.

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