Horn Manure (BD 500) | Instructions for Use on Soil

One unit is ¼ cup.
One unit treats 1 acre.

What you need:

• 3 gallons of lukewarm rainwater (or chemical-free water) for every 1 unit of BD 500
• a clean container large enough to prevent splashing out (chemical-free)
• a light-weight but strong stick

Directions:

1. Stir vigorously in one direction until liquid forms a deep crater. Quickly reverse direction and repeat. Continue this alteration every minute or so for one full hour.
2. IMPORTANT: For best results, during the last 20 minutes of stirring, add one unit of BD 507 per acre. BD 507 ignites the action of BD 500.

Spraying:

• Spray as soon as possible after stirring—it deteriorates rapidly if left standing.
• Spray during the latter part of the day, when shadows are growing long.
• To spray with an ordinary sprayer, first pour the diluted 500 mixture through a paint strainer. For small areas use a bucket and whisk broom. 
• Spray on soil.
  
• Always use chemical-free, clean utensils.
• If possible, spray on soil that has been recently worked and rake lightly afterward.
• If 500 has been used in the area before, quantities may be more dilute—increasingly so with each application.

Storage:

Keep moist until used. Part portions may be used, keeping the same proportions and stirring for a full hour, regardless of the amount you're making.

When to use:

• Spray shortly before seed sowing or transplanting.
• Use mainly in the spring or fall.
• Use during the latter part of the day.
• Use when there is no wind, preferably on an overcast day.
• Use when the soil contains some moisture—never in drought. Never just before
  a rain.

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