Organic Steer Mulch

**MAXIMUM OF 7 CUBIC YARDS PER TRUCKLOAD** (ordering more may incur additional delivery costs, not automatically calculated in your online cart. Please call with any questions.) How is Composted Steer Manure different from non-composted? Doesn't burn small plants Any weed seeds are destroyed or deactivated by heat of the process Slow, even nutrient release over time Earthy, minimal smell Locally Made + Certified Organic Recycled garden prunings and trimmings. No food waste. Certified organic. Dark derived from groundwood. Certified by the WSDA and has the US Composting Council’s national Seal of Testing Assurance. Uses: Used as an amendment to the existing soil. Adds organic matter and nutrients to the soil. Increases water-holding capacity and biological activity, and improves plant growth. A soil additive. Helpful for lawns, potted plants, or planter mixes. Used for existing garden beds, vegetable beds, flowers, shrubs, and trees. Apply annually for best results, either working compost directly into the soil before planting or apply directly to the surface as a mulch. Lawns: Typical Installation: Top 2-3” layer in the veggie garden, flower bed or trees, and shrubs to give nutrients Potting Soil and planter mixes: blend one part compost to one peat moss (or fine bark), and one part sharp sand or on-site topsoil. Tips: Check out our measurements page here for tips on how much to buy. Mulching tips here. An easy test for soil drainage here.