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RE: RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!!
Posted by: snavelyorama Date posted: 01/26/2008 05:43:01 PM

Hello..

thanks for your input. I live in Horsham. I actually contacted Asplundh tree services and they told me if I see a truck out doing the trees to give them my address and they will drop off the fresh wood chips to my house. I'll have to keep my eyes open for them. I've also been told just to lay down some plywood at least until things settle or freeze up. I live on a really small farm and don't have much choice other than to put them where they are. I've been keeping them as clean as possible, even rinsing their feet with clean water on good days. I've heard of the geotextiles but was told by a landscaper via email that it sounds like a big job with big machinery - even though I don't think so. I'm going to try the wood chips method (basically hog fuel) and try that out. I appreciate the feedback though, hey if you are in the area or know someone in the area to do with the conservation - let me know!

Andrea

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HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by snavelyorama] 12/11/2007 09:22:05 AM Views: 333

RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Almost Heaven Farm] 12/11/2007 08:38:13 PM Views: 147

RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by ropesnreins] 12/13/2007 11:22:35 AM Views: 127

RE: RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by snavelyorama] 12/14/2007 03:30:42 PM Views: 110

RE: RE: RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Maple Hill Stables] 12/23/2007 04:56:19 PM Views: 85

RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Equine Tooth Gal] 12/15/2007 09:05:38 AM Views: 128

RE: RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Hoof Hearted] 12/16/2007 05:05:13 PM Views: 104

Muddy Field is going to be solved!!! [ Posted by snavelyorama] 12/17/2007 08:16:25 AM Views: 134

RE: RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Maple Hill Stables] 12/23/2007 04:58:14 PM Views: 88

RE: RE: RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Equine Tooth Gal] 01/01/2008 03:24:08 PM Views: 103

RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Hoof Hearted] 12/17/2007 09:32:00 AM Views: 113

RE: RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Equine Tooth Gal] 01/01/2008 03:27:17 PM Views: 111

RE: HELP! Muddy Fields!! [ Posted by Piper's Mom] 01/26/2008 05:43:01 PM Views: 80

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