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<blockquote data-quote="JMJ Farms" data-source="post: 1514205" data-attributes="member: 24583"><p>Chicken litter is the ticket. Fertilizer value plus the benefit of organic matter. After about 4-5 years of using it here I had to back off and go back to commercial fertilizer bc the P was getting to high. Better use chicken litter while you can bc I'm afraid they are going to put a stop to it. I'm hearing that some biologists are saying that it's spreading diseases into the wild turkey population. I can't berify this is correct but I have seen a decline in the number of wild turkeys I see. If this is proven to be correct then you can hang the chicken litter up. We all know who will win this fight should it ever arrive.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JMJ Farms, post: 1514205, member: 24583"] Chicken litter is the ticket. Fertilizer value plus the benefit of organic matter. After about 4-5 years of using it here I had to back off and go back to commercial fertilizer bc the P was getting to high. Better use chicken litter while you can bc I’m afraid they are going to put a stop to it. I’m hearing that some biologists are saying that it’s spreading diseases into the wild turkey population. I can’t berify this is correct but I have seen a decline in the number of wild turkeys I see. If this is proven to be correct then you can hang the chicken litter up. We all know who will win this fight should it ever arrive. [/QUOTE]
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