Funny that a carcass composter would be squeamish about poop.I hope it's a neighbor. I wouldn't want to be transporting a bucket of poop in my trunk regularly.
I don't have to smell the stuff composting. The pile really has very little odor except while turning it. I am just thinking about the bucket of poop we get and that stuff can be funky on its own, especially the quail poop.Funny that a carcass composter would be squeamish about poop.
It's not far, a few miles, 3 kitty litter buckets at a time...
...not a big deal, outsides of buckets are 'clean'.
I have a van they have a PU truck and a hatch back.
Well, yeah, sh!t stinks...
Do you use regular tree mulch in your run? Thinking of doing the same...
I have some mulch in my run. I plan to add more if I can get my chipper fixed, which is at a local shop right now. I keep a cold compost pile (a poorly maintained pile of pulled weeds) in the run too. The hens love to forage through it.
I do. We asked the county contracted tree trimmers to drop some off for us. They were more than happy to dump their load and did not charge us. Matter of fact they kept dropping it off for awhile so we got a nice stock pile. I just grab a few bags every now and then to refresh run and coop. It works great.
Nicely done. Very similar to mine. I found sand works great as a litter for the poop boards. The bags of tube sand in particular is what I use. 1 tube would be more than enough for your boards.
