Using FRESH Chicken Manure - Will NOT BURN Your Plants This Method - Fastest Liquid Fertilizer

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[freebirdg]

My favorite time of the year is gardening time I’m always so excited to watch every little seed grow, but I never realized until I found your channel how much I was missing. Learning about how the soil is a living organism and all the ways I can nourish, protect, and feed it is priceless. Your teachings have open up a new journey for me and my garden I see it growing and flourishing bigger and better then ever in the future. Thank you so much my friend great video 🙏🏼❤️

[don-and-dee]

Great tutorial! And the most useful application of a mask that we've seen in about three years...

[joannmcculley]

Dude! That is so awesome how to strain from the 55 gallon drum with the bucket! Just made my life easier

[joelrobertson]

I raise quail and started using the manure as a pre plant fertilizer about a month before planting. I've harvested over 30 slicing tomatoes this year. Last year I got one. I'm in the second year of gardening and I'm really enjoying the learning curve. I live in Tucson, Arizona. Spring gardens are a real challenge here.

[benstoth]

If you are reading these comments because you got beneficial info from the video, take a second to hit the like button, and subscribe while you're at it!

[josephjohn]

I just threw rabbit manure into a bucket and a handful of leaf mold about 5 days ago and wow it's some smelly stuff but my plants exploded and got 3 shades darker. I didn't let it ferment for long but used it rapidly. I have a big supply of it!

[aniki]

Absolutely right. I'm practicing it since beginning of 2023 and the plants are thriving. Nate, you're a hell of a teacher, already happy when you're hitting 100k subscribers🎉

[thatguychris]

I make swamp water and the poo tea separately. Both age at least 2 weeks before I start using. Combine this with a soil rich in biochar and your nutrients never wash away!

[CharlesGann]

Thank you this is a game changer being able to go straight in sith coop cleaning but not burn the garden down! Glad you received the rains.:-)

[jesse]

I appreciate the simple explanations on the science of plant growing. (The osmosis and the burning etc)

[blackviking]

Great stuff! Chicken manure tea is a new one for me. My chickens just earned some more treats.

[ursulawinners]

❤ I love the filter system. It’s so satisfying to see it seep into the bucket and create a wellspring for future growth 🙏

[dorkfish]

Excellent video. Can't wait for my husband to watch it, he brewed something similar with our chicken bedding, mostly finished compost and lacto bacillus serum, he will love the brilliant straining method you show! 👏

[deannamartin]

I I have used a small bulap bag to strain a finished batch of rabbit manure tea. It rots out quicker than a paint strainer would though. I had a very large garden but only 1 rabbit, it works so well. Now I have chickens. Duck, turkey or chicken compost makes very husky happy plants!

[stickysat]

You're a great teacher man, thanks for sharing :) A day before the feeding, i take the amount of "sauce" needed, mix in EM1 and molasses (about a teaspoon of each/gal), and let it sit overnight in an airtight container... plants seem to love it... :)
Peace :)

[davidthegood]

Love the strainer design - quite useful. Very good work on the tea and a very good demonstration. We've done this with various manures, rotten fish and other things as well. I have a gardening friend who put a strainer into a big barrel and watered her entire garden with an overhead sprinkler which pulled from the barrel diluting the various anaerobic teas she made. Thank you for warning people about the herbicides, as well. It's a terrible problem.

[oldporkchops]

Since I am living in a HOA community that does not allow barrels of any kind to be placed outdoors, making this excellent natural fertilizer can't happen for now. However, earlier this year, I bought a bottle of Holganix Bio 800 Agriculture. I diluted it according to the instructions (less than an ounce per watering can) and applied to to the leaves first and whatever which was leftover to the roots. The vigor of the growth, vitality of the plants and veggies, and the great reduction in pest pressure was amazing. Holganix is chicken manure based and is fungal dominant. It contains all the micro nutrients, microbe food and nutrient enhancers.

One caveat is that it must be stored in a cool location, such as the bottom shelf of my fridge. Holganix even pays for a refrigerated container to store the huge quantities that farmers buy.

For those of us that cannot make such a great fertilizer like how Nate does it, this is an alternative to consider.

[gluemuncher]

Your videos are getting better, Nick.

[DeborhVinson]

Thank you so much we have been afraid to use our chicken manure. Now after listening to you we are using it this year
Thank you so much from North Florida.

[glassbackdiy]

Good stuff, cheers Nate; legend cleaning the coop in these temps ngl, I come out soaking in sweat just collecting the eggs! I built my perches over a galv tank that I can take the front off and get a wheelbarrow under, makes collecting the poop so much easier, plus it saves a bundle on bedding material, I only have to clean the coop out and replace bedding once a year for 14 chickens.