intermediate work · a working cattle ranch along the Little Missouri River near Watford City, ND 58854

Apply compost to rebuild soil on zone 1 of the hay-meadow, a working cattle ranch along the Little Missouri River near Watford City, ND 58854.

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What the work involves

This ranch's poorest zones have thin organic matter after decades of hay cutting and grazing along the Little Missouri River; a measured compost application (NRCS 336 pattern) is the fastest honest way to restart soil biology and water-holding capacity.

Where
a working cattle ranch along the Little Missouri River near Watford City, ND 58854 · Open the map
Pay
$340 proposed

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Proof
application record + before/after photos + depth checks at 3+ points + GPS

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Level
intermediate
Open until
2026-09-19
Posted by
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How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Bring

  • finished compost meeting the quality spec (temperature-cured; STA/US Composting Council tested where available)
  • spreader, wheelbarrow + rakes/shovels at garden scale
  • camera + GPS + tape/bucket for rate calibration
  • gloves + dust mask for dry material handling

Steps

  1. 1. ASSESS: photograph the application area as found, record GPS boundary and area, and confirm the application rate (tons/acre or inches of depth) and compost quality documentation against the plan.
  2. 2. Calibrate the rate (bucket-per-area or spreader pass test) so the applied depth matches the plan.
  3. 3. Apply compost evenly across the area; keep material out of waterways, drains, and off pavement (sweep any spill back onto soil).
  4. 4. Incorporate or leave surface-applied exactly per the plan (no-till surface application is valid under CPS 336).
  5. 5. VERIFY: photograph the finished application from matching vantage + a depth-check photo (ruler in the applied layer) at ≥3 points; log source, quantity, rate, and date as the application record.

What counts as done

  • Application record (source, rate, area)
  • Before photos of the target zone
  • Depth check photos at 3+ points after spreading

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