Pellet chicken manure
Pellet chicken manure is one of the best and purest chicken manure available today.
In its enriched form, sulfur and humic acid have also been added to this fertilizer.
Note: Using raw chicken manure alone can cause burns and death of the plant.
Chicken pellets are a rich source of essential nutrients for agricultural fields, which strengthen the soil. In fact, nutrients in chicken pellets are gradually added to the soil. Therefore, they have a long-term effect on the soil.
Properties of chicken manure
- Reduction of local soil pH
- Increase soil organic matter
- Improving soil biological activity
- Increasing the adhesion of sandy soils
- Reducing the stickiness of clay soils
- Increasing beneficial soil microorganisms
- Darkening the color of the soil and absorbing more energy
- Improving the physical, chemical, and fertility properties of the soil
- Reducing the apparent volumetric mass and increasing the porosity and permeability of the soil
Time and method of consumption
Due to its granular and pellet form, this fertilizer can be distributed by a fertilizer spreader.
Pellet chicken manure can be mixed with the soil before planting, or it can be provided to the plant later by means of pest control devices.
In the gardens, this fertilizer is also used in the shade of the tree during fertilization. It can also be used as a strip along the trees.
Consumption
In agriculture, from 500 to 1500 kg per hectare.
In orchards, depending on the age and productivity, from 500 grams to 1.5 kg for each tree.
