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I think you answered your own question. Fruits and vegetables......along with grains. In the Midwest, a big fertilizer expense is phosphorous and a lot of livestock manure is high in it as grains are high in it and the livestock don't use it all, so it passes through. I've been told in place...

Don't hold me to it as gospel, but in checking on my resources, I came up with around 500 to 800 SF per bird per year. Here is yet another source that says 100 SF per bird. http://poultryone.com/articles/chickenmanure-html So without much effort, you can find published resources that vary...