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Small Manure Spreaders Are The Handy Helpers For Small Farms and Huge Gardens

A Small Manure Spreader eliminates the need to stockpile your fresh manure, as you can run it through this machine and use it right away.

There are a couple different manure spreaders that are small to choose from. Depending on the bushel load you can find a great deal on the small manure spreader that fits your needs.

Owning a small manure spreader can assist in your daily farming tasks. Life just got easier and more compact!

Below are featured some of the most popular models being used right now:

Farm-Tuff Manure Spreader – 1200-Lb., 25-Bushel Capacity, Model# MS-1800

Farm-Tuff Manure Spreader – 1200-Lb., 25-Bushel Capacity, Model# MS-1800View Now

Designed to be pulled by ATVs or compact tractors. This ground-driven, belt drive spreader requires no PTO. Constructed of heavy-duty structural steel. Treated lumber for sides and floor. Requires assembly. Spreader Type: Ground driven, Load Capacity (lbs.): 1,200, Walk or Pull: Pull, Spread-able Material: Manure

Farm-Tuff Manure Spreader – 1800-Lb., 40-Bushel Capacity, Model# MS-4000G

Farm-Tuff Manure Spreader – 1800-Lb., 40-Bushel Capacity, Model# MS-4000GView Now

40-bushel capacity
12 spreading paddles
Adjustable apron speed for unloading
6-12 x 20in. super-lug traction tires
Slow speed tires

Scotts 76121 Turf Builder EdgeGuard – Mini Broadcast Spreader (Up to 5,000-sq ft)

Scotts 76121 Turf Builder EdgeGuard – Mini Broadcast Spreader (Up to 5,000-sq ft)View Now

And if your garden does not need something as large as those featured above…

Consider this all rounder tool to spread whatever you need on your garden:

Like most suburban gardeners will find, my garden does not require the help of even the ‘small’ spreaders featured here, so I decided to go find one that is even smaller, just right for my size property.

This is a great tool for spreading anything your garden needs at various times of the year… manure, fertilizer, blood and bone, lawn seed, or even that weed granule that kills the weeds but does not harm your lawn.