Chick N Poo Compost

OhioGardener 9/5/2021, 6:16 pm

Was at Menards today, and noticed a new product that I had not seen there before. A 25-pound bag of composted chicken manure, in pelletized form. It was a little more expensive than what I normally buy, at $9.99 per 25# bag. The Republic Mills Chicken Manure Compost I normally get is a 50# bag for $16.54 -- it is a little more economical, but when such products are not available the Chick N Poo would be a good alternative.

**sanderson** 9/7/2021, 1:21 pm

That is strong stuff. Would you limit it to 10% of total blended compost?

OhioGardener 9/7/2021, 2:25 pm

@sanderson wrote:That is strong stuff. Would you limit it to 10% of total blended compost?

Yes, I would. The poultry compost I get from Republic Mills is just composted chicken manure, with no fillers, and is more of a fertilizer than it is a compost. Though, being composted chicken manure, it will not burn the plants. It will increase nitrogen, so I would use it in high quantities.

**sanderson** 9/9/2021, 4:38 pm

@OhioGardener wrote: It will increase nitrogen, so I would use it in high quantities.

You mean low quantities?

OhioGardener 9/9/2021, 4:59 pm

@sanderson wrote:
@OhioGardener wrote: It will increase nitrogen, so I would use it in high quantities.
You mean low quantities?

Well, yes I did. What I meant to say was "I would not use it in high quantities". A senior moment, you know..... Embarassed

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