Chicken Manure
$70.00 per cu m
Chicken Manure is a valuable organic amendment that offers a sustainable way to boost soil fertility and enhance plant growth. It originates from poultry farming, where the manure is collected, composted, and then processed into a potent, nutrient-rich fertilizer. This composting process is crucial, as it helps to kill pathogens and reduce odors, making the manure safe for garden and crop use. Chicken manure is particularly noted for its high nitrogen content, which is essential for leafy plant growth, as well as significant levels of phosphorus and potassium, which support root development and overall plant health. In addition to its primary nutrients, chicken manure provides a range of micronutrients that are beneficial to plants. When incorporated into the soil, it improves soil structure, increases moisture retention, and encourages the activity of beneficial microorganisms, leading to enhanced soil health and plant resilience against pests and diseases. Its application is versatile, suitable for vegetable gardens, flower beds, and as a component in potting mixes, offering a natural alternative to synthetic fertilizers.
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Additional information
| Weight | 500 kg |
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| Nutrient Content | High in nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), along with essential micronutrients. |
| Form | Available in raw, pelleted, or composted forms. |
| Application Rate | Varies based on soil type and crop needs; generally, 20-40 kg per 100 square meters for gardens. |
| pH Level | Slightly acidic to neutral, suitable for a broad range of plants. |
| Packaging | Sold in bags or bulk, depending on the form and intended use. |
POPULAR USE CASES
- Vegetable Gardens: Significantly improves yield and quality of produce by providing essential nutrients.
- Flower Beds: Enhances flower production and vibrancy by enriching the soil.
- Fruit Trees and Bushes: Supports healthy growth and fruit production through nutrient-rich soil amendment.
- Lawn Care: Acts as a powerful fertilizer to promote lush, green grass.
- Soil Improvement: Amends poor soil by improving its structure, fertility, and microbial activity.
