Fertilizing with Chicken Manure

What happens here

The next step in fertilizing the garden beds involves using chicken manure collected directly from the chicken coop. The coop is designed so a wheelbarrow can be pulled underneath, allowing for easy raking of the manure. The creator emphasizes that chicken manure is 'hot' (high in nitrogen/urea) and should only be applied in small amounts during late winter or early spring, or it must be aged/composted to prevent burning plants.

Goal: Collect and apply chicken manure to garden beds