Here's the poop from the backyard chicken coop ... keeping tabs on the girls and checking the garden to see what's for supper. Now that's LOCAL!
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Sunday, March 2, 2014
Not All Manure is Created Equal
The nutrient value of manures varies by animal. Chicken manure is considered to be the most beneficial for your garden, with an N-P-K (nitrogen - phosphorous - potassium) ratio of about 1.1–0.8–0.5. Compare that with cows at 0.6–0.2–0.5 and horse manure, 0.7–0.3–0.6. Of course, even within species, the quality of the manure will vary.
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