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Composting Backyard Poultry Manure
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2019
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Thank you ,Thank you, Thank you, you are the first video that explains this process perfectly with no delays or useless chit chat. Thank you !!!
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Clear, short, and too the point! Thank you.
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So 2 weeks covered and turning every 3 days and then chanching it to another bin and start again for it to have oxygen from time to time got it mine is moist with a strong smell to it i started it 3/4 days ago
Turning 1 time a day and adding water to it it became darker in color ❤
Short simple and understandable! Awesome thank you
Good, quick vid with good brief explanation on general layman level chemical balances and minimal blithering... THANK YOU! 😊
How long does the entire process take to complete on average?
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Thank you very much for this tutorial, very informative, greetings from Puerto Rico ☺💕
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I just mix my chicken poop into my cereal.
Thanks for your awesome video.
Simple and fast video. Thanks !!!
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Great stuff, love the video.
A faster procedure.
1. Dump the pile in the chicken pen. Let chicken do the work naturally.
2. Sift portions that are ready.
Done.
we have 4 commercial breeder layer chicken houses having 10,000 hens and 900 roosters, they are in the houses for around 9 month's. last week they caught all 4 flocks. there are wood shavings in the middle of the houses and left and right side are rased slats, under the slats are piles of litter which will be cleaned out soon along with the floor shavings. we are planning to put the shavings and litter on the grass fields to improve growth for hay,
i want to use the chicken litter in the garden but i know it would be to strong for plants now. can i have the shavings and litter dumped in piles and let it sit there a season before using it in the garden.
I apologize for not answering this sooner. Yes, you can have the shavings/litter dumped in piles, let them sit, and mature. Ideally, you would cover it from the rain, but it is not inherently necessary. You may also want to contact your local county extension agent or NRCS office to check for any regulations you need to follow (if you are in the USA).
Thanks for getting right to the point!
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Right Information
Thanks just making sure I had the basics for our chicken manure💕
Very to the point thank you! Yo! I was wondering if I could put the chicken manure in a worm composting bed posting dead? Will it hurt the worms I'm thinking no but I'm not sure. Thank you I ahead of time!
Good question! You have to compost the chicken manure first, raw chicken manure is to hot cor worms.
easiest video on composting I found
Not sure if you responded to comments: we use sand in our coop so we go in each morning with a cat litter scoop then put it on top of the compost pile which is mostly leaves, the chickens scratch at it and about once a week we turn the pile.
Well now that I need to allow time for the compost to turn before spring I’ve started putting the manure in 5 gal buckets. Since it’s in buckets im not sure how to make it cold fertilizer now. Will it turn on its own? Should I fill it half & half with water? Do I need to leave a head space to allow the bucket to burp? Could I just make it its own compost pile & let it get dry & dusty help please 🤷♂️
Hey, these are my two suggestions.
You could continue putting the scooped manure in the bucket and mix it with a little carbon material (leaves, sawdust, pine shavings etc.). This will basically act like a small enclosed compost pile. This will also not stink, adding straight manure or adding water to it will make it stink.
Or you can do what we do and make a second compost pile while the first one is maturing. If it gets too dry, you can always add a small amount of water to it.
This was so helpful *
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure
Put arborist wood chips in the chicken coop and dont clean for a year
Hi thank you for the easy tutorial. Planning on starting my compost bin in a week or so. Where should it be located in relationship to the sun? Full sun, part sun, full shade? Thanks!
Partial to full shade is best
So, how many months should this process be carried out before one has the compost ready ?
Big thanks from India 🙏🏻
About one month.
You are missing a trick put all that compost in the chicken run and let the chickens do all the work. thay will love you for it. and will do a beter job that you can do. I have bean making comopst for years but I still carnt maker it as well as my chickens can.
Do you have a video or good description on what that is exactly? When I type it into RUclips it's kinda random topics.
LoL how Good is your compost???
Thats true..
How often do you need to turn it within that month?
Every two weeks.
My compost just turn white moldy in the middle. What do I do?
Thats not necessarily a bad thing, I would turn it more often to introduce more oxygen to the pile.
I have a question. I recently started a poultry raising 1000 chickens on concrete floor covered with woodchip and sawdust litter. I am worried about future litter management and want to find a viable and rewarding solution. My question is what happens if I simply take out the old poultry litter and leave it in a heap in the open air? I am in a tropical country and have enough land - I figure I could dedicate an acre to that purpose over time. Will the heap of old poultry litter fully compost and breakdown over time? Thank you.
Yes it will decompose over time, but leaving it out in the open will leach nutrients once it gets wet. In other words contaminating your ground water. The method you are talking about is called static composting, its a viable option but please cover it somehow, even if it's with a plastic tarp.
@@GKGPoultry I understand. Will covering it with plastic tarp increase the heat and therefore decomposition time? How much time do you think it needs to fully decompose using the open air static composting method? Thank you for your responses.
@@TheMidasMD Covering it will not really increase heat. It will take 5-8 weeks to fully decompose depending on the carbon to nitrogen ratio.
@@GKGPoultry Thank you so much. You have saved me a lot of trouble and the environment a lot of pain!
@@TheMidasMD No problem, feel free to ask a question anytime!
BEST VIDEO ON USING CHICKEN MANURE FOR COMPOSTING. Sorry for yelling but it’s true!
Haha, thanks!
How much does it take for chicken manure to turn into Black gold compost? (months or years?)
Yau stedes saben about a month
I'm from Jamaica 🇯🇲....my chicken manure often stinks so how can I add carbon
Dried carbon material is the best. etc. dry leaves, woodchips, palm fronds, coconut husks.
I have maggots by the hundreds in what is a mix of poultry waste and poultry food. I cannot guarantee that these are black soldier flies or just regular house flies. Is it safe to feed these things to my chickens?
It should be alright so long as it is the manure from their chickens. I say this because manure can spread pathogens
@@GKGPoultry it’s mainly from my quail but all part of the same “farm”. And my quail are healthy and happy
If your animals are all happy and healthy I say let them eat them because it's free food for them and very healthy. That's what chickens do I have a farm we raise them as pets all are very healthy and happy and I have ducks, turkeys, sheep's, chickens and pigs. They do fine together on our property and nothing ever has gone wrong. That's nature at it's finest let them at those critters.
How much do you sell those?
Is this zack galifianakis
What do we use to add carbon?
garden cuttings: grass, straw, hay
Shredded newspaper, cardboard, dead, dried grass....
How do people reach you?
Are you selling it? Is it profitable?
We have a large garden so we use the compost for that. However, I know a few people who sell and make extra cash with it.
Nice interesting video
But the Arabic translation is all wrong 😭
Sory about that, but YoutTube automatically generates those so I cant control that.
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I hate chicken poop
It's delicious.