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Chicken litter wait time?
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<blockquote data-quote="mnmtranching" data-source="post: 362244" data-attributes="member: 3937"><p>I know nothing of chicken litter. But this is turkey country. The turkey litter is used for fertilizer. Mostly in irrigated fields, corn, soybeans, dry beans mostly. Some use it on mixed hay [not irrigated] I've seen it used on pasture, but not often. They say it's excellent for corn and as far as I know most of area corn growers are using it. I don't know of anyone ever using it for feed.</p><p>I haven't used litter, I use cow manure and never seem to get that all spread.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mnmtranching, post: 362244, member: 3937"] I know nothing of chicken litter. But this is turkey country. The turkey litter is used for fertilizer. Mostly in irrigated fields, corn, soybeans, dry beans mostly. Some use it on mixed hay [not irrigated] I've seen it used on pasture, but not often. They say it's excellent for corn and as far as I know most of area corn growers are using it. I don't know of anyone ever using it for feed. I haven't used litter, I use cow manure and never seem to get that all spread. [/QUOTE]
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