This One Is About Chicken Poo!!!

mandylovespets

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I was wondering if fresh chicken poo is good for the lawn???... Or if fresh poo is too hot and instead will kill the lawn?... Is chicken poo even good for the lawn?...
 
As long as you do not have to much poo in one place it seems to work ok for the lawn. I definiatly think there is a period where the poo cools off and then the lawn will sprout up greener then ever. I use a pasture system for my chickens so the setup gets moved once a day I live on about and acre and the lawn / field has not gotten worn out yet.

Good Luck,
Henry
 
Thanks for your input Henry!!! What about a new lawn, we are planning on maybe having our yard lanscaped and having grass planted because our yard is just dirt and weeds. Mostly stickers, ugh!
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hate stickers!!! Would it be ok to use chicken poo as a fertilizer for freshly planted grass seed???....
 
Lazy J Farms Feed & Hay :

it would be best to compost it to decrease the potential nitrogen burn.

Jim

How do you compost chicken manure?...​
 
I compost my chicken poop in my composter with everything else. I found a nice compact composter at Sam's Club for $40. It works really well, is made of recycled plastic and is made in Canada.
 
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I think that pile (the compost pile) would build up pretty quick lol! Depending on how often you would be able to throw some on the lawn to fertilize... But my backyard is pretty small so I think a lot of it is going to have to go into trash!!!......
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I just thought of a possibly weird question lol! Has anyone ever sold compost, made of chicken manure???....
 
My compost pile has the normal food/veggie scraps and such, garden weeds and the pine shavings and poo from the brooder. Chicken poo should compost 1 year to be used best in a garden for veggies...flowers I am not sure how long.

Straight it is too hot. You are talking a substances that can make grass grow on a rock!
 
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