Comments on: How To Prepare Organic Fertilizer From Manure — A Featured Article http://www.agricultureguide.org/how-to-prepare-organic-fertilizer-from-manure-a-featured-article/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:01:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: aydeen http://www.agricultureguide.org/how-to-prepare-organic-fertilizer-from-manure-a-featured-article/#comment-6522 aydeen Sat, 08 May 2010 06:41:39 +0000 http://www.agricultureguide.org/?p=2491#comment-6522 Hi, Thanks for your attention to my mail. I am going to invest in production organic fertilizer because there are many aviculture in my area, so I am interested in this field. However, unfortunately I don't have any experience in this field. If it is possible to you, please give me some basically information to start in this field. There are 40 aviculture (30000 bird in each) in my area. I have a farm near (10000 m2). Can you tell me, if I want to invest in this field: What should I do at first? Can you explain, which capacity I will need? I know that you are so busy, But If you guide me, I will so thank you. Best regards, aydeen Hi,

Thanks for your attention to my mail.

I am going to invest in production organic fertilizer because there are many aviculture in my area, so I am interested in this field.

However, unfortunately I don't have any experience in this field.

If it is possible to you, please give me some basically information to start in this field.

There are 40 aviculture (30000 bird in each) in my area.

I have a farm near (10000 m2).

Can you tell me, if I want to invest in this field:

What should I do at first?

Can you explain, which capacity I will need?

I know that you are so busy, But If you guide me, I will so thank you.

Best regards,

aydeen

]]> By: Growing Melons, Makings, Tips - A Grandfather's Tenets - Cultivation - Production - Melon irrigation | Agriculture Guide - For All of Your Organic Agricultural Production Needs.. http://www.agricultureguide.org/how-to-prepare-organic-fertilizer-from-manure-a-featured-article/#comment-511 Growing Melons, Makings, Tips - A Grandfather's Tenets - Cultivation - Production - Melon irrigation | Agriculture Guide - For All of Your Organic Agricultural Production Needs.. Mon, 06 Jul 2009 16:28:21 +0000 http://www.agricultureguide.org/?p=2491#comment-511 [...] like organic materials, so it’s best to use fertilizer made from animal manure. You should apply this fertilizer in autumn, while preparing the [...] [...] like organic materials, so it’s best to use fertilizer made from animal manure. You should apply this fertilizer in autumn, while preparing the [...]

]]> By: Elizah Leigh http://www.agricultureguide.org/how-to-prepare-organic-fertilizer-from-manure-a-featured-article/#comment-66 Elizah Leigh Fri, 27 Mar 2009 20:27:43 +0000 http://www.agricultureguide.org/?p=2491#comment-66 This might be a silly question, but if I wanted to fertilize my garden this summer using deer manure, would it be just as effective as cow or sheep manure? I live on 11+ acres of woodlands in the mountains of Colorado and we have TONS of deer visiting all the time. There are so many deer droppings (in certain spots around my home) that it would be quite easy to scoop them up with a shovel and toss them into my vegetable bed. Deer leave behind little pellets the size of olives, so I have to wonder -- is it really necessary to mince them up with a shovel as you suggested (above)? This might be a silly question, but if I wanted to fertilize my garden this summer using deer manure, would it be just as effective as cow or sheep manure? I live on 11+ acres of woodlands in the mountains of Colorado and we have TONS of deer visiting all the time. There are so many deer droppings (in certain spots around my home) that it would be quite easy to scoop them up with a shovel and toss them into my vegetable bed. Deer leave behind little pellets the size of olives, so I have to wonder — is it really necessary to mince them up with a shovel as you suggested (above)?

]]> By: Viktor Korpashev http://www.agricultureguide.org/how-to-prepare-organic-fertilizer-from-manure-a-featured-article/#comment-67 Viktor Korpashev Fri, 27 Mar 2009 19:02:20 +0000 http://www.agricultureguide.org/?p=2491#comment-67 Be careful about the foreign seeds in the deer manure, I'm sure you don't want some of the stuff they've been eating in your garden. Step 1 in this guide is especially important for you. And yes, you should still try to mince them because the surface of the lovely little olives will be dry and hardened. So mince them and pour some water over them for best softening effect. I'd advise not to toss them into your vegetable bed without doing at least this but we don't really have any deers around here so I wouldn't have any first hand experience of what happens if you do, hehe. Maybe you'd like to experiment for us? Be careful about the foreign seeds in the deer manure, I’m sure you don’t want some of the stuff they’ve been eating in your garden. Step 1 in this guide is especially important for you. And yes, you should still try to mince them because the surface of the lovely little olives will be dry and hardened. So mince them and pour some water over them for best softening effect.

I’d advise not to toss them into your vegetable bed without doing at least this but we don’t really have any deers around here so I wouldn’t have any first hand experience of what happens if you do, hehe. Maybe you’d like to experiment for us?

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