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Looking for free manure? This DeKalb event is for you.

This could be your car. Little Creek Horse Farm is giving away horse manure, such as the manure shown in this photo, this weekend.
This could be your car. Little Creek Horse Farm is giving away horse manure, such as the manure shown in this photo, this weekend.
By Joshua Sharpe
March 15, 2017

Little Creek Horse Farm has the good shhhhh... Actually, no need to whisper. This event is open for all y’all.

The farm, located at 2057 Lawrenceville Highway in Decatur, is giving away horse manure to anyone with a shovel, truck, bucket or Honda Civic they really hate. Just stop by Saturday between 9 a.m. and noon, according to an announcement on the place’s Facebook page.

Master Gardener Mary Hines will be available for composting questions between 10 and 11 a.m.

The event will be rescheduled if it rains and you’ll have to find another way to enjoy your weekend.

For more information on this "U-Take" free manure event and other happenings, check www.littlecreekfarmconservancy.org.

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