Sheep and chicken manure are very hot..
And if you have that stuff at your disposal...
use it and be happy, happy, happy..
*Cause I don't get any of that wonderful stuff...
Waaaaaaaaaaa*
Soooooooooooo, I am not versed on adding a hot item like that, fresh out of the barn/animal so to speak... ***I know our horse manure was always covered in the winter with snow... and we never had any use for it.. just added to the top or side if too much snow and couldn't get by it..
Anyhow...
***Pheonix...
Do you really need to bring it inside???
Or do you feel it should be???
The freezing process does not harm the composting
process... it does still process, just at a very, very very slow rate.. and will go into high gear come
spring time..
If you don't have to bring it in.. I'd leave it..
Start a couple of them, mark them 1, 2, 3, etc...
then come
spring, use them as you numbered them..