A good soil amendment, chicken manure adds organic matter and increases the water holding capacity and beneficial biota in soil. A good fertilizer; chicken manure provides Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium to you plants (more than horse, cow or steer manure).
Here are simpler steps for applying chicken manure to plants:
1. **Compost (optional)**: Let fresh chicken manure sit in a compost pile for a few months to mellow it out.
2. **Mix**: Dilute the composted chicken manure with water, aiming for a ratio of 1 part manure to 5-10 parts water.
3. **Pour**: Gently pour the diluted mixture around the base of your plants, avoiding direct contact with stems or leaves.
4. **Water**: Give your plants a good watering after applying the manure mixture to help nutrients soak into the soil.
5. **Repeat**: Apply the chicken manure fertilizer every 4-6 weeks during the growing season, but don't overdo it.
By following these simple steps, you can give your plants a nutrient boost without any fuss!