She/He Needs To Be Started On A Feed Called Precon This Will Help For About 2 Weeks So About 2 bags. Then Feed It Regular Sweet Feed. If You Have Anymore Questions E-mail Me At blkcochinboy@yahoo.com I Breed Simmentals In Florida.

I would put it in your personal compost bin ... it's not old enough to put directly in your garden as mulch and will still have viable seeds, that will need to be weeded from your garden. Once composted, most/all those seeds should no longer be viable.

Organic - unless you live in a newly built house where the builders have removed the topsoil you already have 'topsoil' in your garden. It may be clay soil but it is probably absolutely fine as the basis for starting to garden. I have very heavy clay but with compost and muck added it grows good crops. There are not many places in Southern England that do not have soil which will make a reasonable garden. If you really want to be planting stuff out in a couple of weeks you are looking at a large outlay in bagged compost and loam to fill raised beds that fast. I really do believe the cheaper, and in the long run, better option would be to dig the ground you have. It's more work but will give you a good garden. However, if you are set on filling up raised beds about 2/3 potting compost to 1/3 garden soil or John Innes would be about right. Plus you will need some sort of retaining edging unless you are just going to mound the earth up. This is going to be very expensive.

Posting to move this down- got some advice from the tractor forum. Thanks anyhoo