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Thanks, everybody. I'll take a little of all the advice: I'm going to make a pile just for brooder shavings, leave it for a month, then try it on a test spot!

I have learned from BYC that the pine shavings from the coop go to the compost pile because the fresh droppings are too high in nitrogen (and perhaps bacteria) to go straight onto the vegetable garden. But before I go buy a bunch of wood mulch for my flower garden, I'm wondering whether I could...