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garnetmoth · February 5, 2007

well, they have 3 stomachs, so Id guess they should be closer to cow manure than horse manure?

http://extension.ag.uidaho.edu/mg/southeast/Apr03.htm

this says llama poo is less smelly, and can be added over the winter to condition for the spring.

I dont know what pathogens llamas could harbor, but in general its safer to compost manure (except worm casting, theyre pretty safe as-is)

good luck!

February 5, 2007	#2
garnetmoth Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: cincinnati, oh Posts: 492	well, they have 3 stomachs, so Id guess they should be closer to cow manure than horse manure? http://extension.ag.uidaho.edu/mg/southeast/Apr03.htm this says llama poo is less smelly, and can be added over the winter to condition for the spring. I dont know what pathogens llamas could harbor, but in general its safer to compost manure (except worm casting, theyre pretty safe as-is) good luck!