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Old chicken manure
I have about half a sack of chicken manure left over from
last year. It now smells of ammonia instead of henhouse. Is it still useable, and is it still useful? Rhiannon |
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Old chicken manure
Perfectly safe to use but use it as sparingly~ as you would a fertilizer.
It's strong stuff. The ammonia smell is indicative of its nitrogenous content. Best Wishes Brian. "Rhiannon Macfie Miller" wrote in message ... I have about half a sack of chicken manure left over from last year. It now smells of ammonia instead of henhouse. Is it still useable, and is it still useful? Rhiannon |
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On Fri, 07 May 2004 21:42:19 +0100, Rhiannon Macfie Miller wrote: I have about half a sack of chicken manure left over from last year. It now smells of ammonia instead of henhouse. Is it still useable, and is it still useful? I would add it to the compost heap. You can so easily kill plants with chicken manure used neat. It will be an activator for your compost and you will have some really good compost. Pam in Bristol |
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"Rhiannon Macfie Miller" wrote in message ... I have about half a sack of chicken manure left over from last year. It now smells of ammonia instead of henhouse. Is it still useable, and is it still useful? Absolutely. Get it into the soil before all the nitrogen in the ammonia has evaporated. {:-)) Franz |
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On 5/7/04 9:42 PM, in article , "Franz
Heymann" wrote: "Rhiannon Macfie Miller" wrote in message ... I have about half a sack of chicken manure left over from last year. It now smells of ammonia instead of henhouse. Is it still useable, and is it still useful? Absolutely. Get it into the soil before all the nitrogen in the ammonia has evaporated. {:-)) Franz Yes, I agree. My guess is that is was dry before and then got wet which releases the nitrogen into ammonia...This tells me, then, to keep my chicken manure dry if I want to get the most nitrogen out of it. As I mentioned, I am just guessing but I do know that it should be buried in soil asap. Gary Fort Langley, BC Canada To reply direct...Please...remove yoursocks...I still think this is funny...I may get over it...but I doubt it... |
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