High Nitrogen Quick Chicken Manure Fertilizer.

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  • Опубликовано: 22 май 2023
  • Chicken manure requires composting as uncompleted it can burn plants. This quick compost method is high in nitrogen and ready to used in a few days to a week. When diluted in water the fear of burning plants is minimal.

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  • @melissaoneill5940
    @melissaoneill5940 Год назад +1

    Love this. Going to try 🇦🇺

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  9 месяцев назад

      We just finished out the last of the buckets and had a great garden season. I hope it works for you too. Thank you for your comment.

  • @americansfirst1095
    @americansfirst1095 Месяц назад +1

    Thanks

  • @nickthegardener.1120
    @nickthegardener.1120 Год назад +3

    I love free fertilizer, ive got a barrel with all kinds fermenting, smells awesome 😅👍

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  Год назад +2

      I am more and more impressed with this type of fertilizer the more I use it. Thank you so much for your comment.

    • @nickthegardener.1120
      @nickthegardener.1120 Год назад +1

      @@eatyourlandscape-PNW I'm just uploading my outdoor worm tower harvest, got 8.15kgs of worm castings.🪱💩👍🤠🇬🇧

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  9 месяцев назад +1

      Love worm castings.

  • @karensavageau4622
    @karensavageau4622 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video. How big of a bucket did you use to make the chicken manure water? Also, when you run out of liquid, can you add more water and keep using? If not, what do you do with the material after you have used up all the liquid?

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  8 месяцев назад +2

      Thank you! We used a 5 gallon bucket in this video. It was old good to sacrifice to stink. Lol
      Yes you can add more water maybe more manure and keep it going. It gets pretty stinky in the very hot time of year and breaks down faster.
      When we were done with that bucket we put the remains in the compost pile. Started again!

    • @karensavageau4622
      @karensavageau4622 8 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you sooo much. I have 6 chickens I got in August, my 1st time doing this. I have a small coop I put sand in the coop section so I can remove the poop easily with a strainer. Below the coop there is a small run where I layer straw every couple of days. Every couple of months I can move the entire coop and run to a spot beside where the coop was previously and is when I can scoop up manure and bedding, which I can use with your compost chicken tea. All that being said, is there a use just for the manure on its own, which I scoop out of the coop daily?

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  8 месяцев назад

      Sounds like a nice system you have worked out. I pile the daily manure for compost. I have big piles as we have cattle but smaller operations usually use compost bins of many styles. They can be made from old pallets, barrels or purchased already made. Finances, time and the esthetics creates many styles of composting situations. Add to that your garden scraps, leaves, very small twigs, cardboard, newspaper, and so much more. After about a year use in in your garden or around flower beds. Chicken manure fresh is very hot and will burn plants so some composting really helps even for just a few months. Thank you for your comment and I hope that will help you.

  • @christinewrestsmith6957
    @christinewrestsmith6957 17 дней назад +1

    How long is the tea ok for to stay in the bucket

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  10 дней назад

      I have had it there 5-6 months. But in the heat it can get pretty smelly. I like to use it up and make more since it is so easy.

  • @raczyk
    @raczyk 2 месяца назад +2

    How long can you ferment it till it goes bad?

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  2 месяца назад +1

      Not sure, we had that bucket for about 5 months. In the heat it got pretty smelly so we used it up. It is so easy and pretty quick to make I think rotation is key.

    • @woogie6785
      @woogie6785 Месяц назад

      It’ll only get better and better

    • @raczyk
      @raczyk Месяц назад

      ​@@woogie6785and smelling and smelling?

  • @NorthlanderMN
    @NorthlanderMN Год назад +2

    Blue Miracle gro with pelletized gypsum is an excellent combination. Use the miracle gro at half dose. No smell attracting critters to dig in your garden.

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment.

    • @ScottMason-ss8ww
      @ScottMason-ss8ww 11 месяцев назад +1

      Blue miracle grow is not organic is it? Bloody horrible salts. They work but I. Don't wanna eat it

    • @eatyourlandscape-PNW
      @eatyourlandscape-PNW  9 месяцев назад +1

      I don't think Miracle Grow Blue is organic. But further investigations would be needed for me to actually be sure. I know I am not a fan of non organic fertilizers but if that is all one has it is better than not growing food. Sometime the soil is so depleted an artificial chemical fertilizer is needed.
      Thank you for your comment you are greatly appreciated.

    • @blackdynastyraceingandfish6864
      @blackdynastyraceingandfish6864 3 месяца назад +1

      Miracle grow is crap don't use I'm with her I use only organic