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    Posted: 23 Jan 2012 at 6:11pm
Hi have any of y'all had experiences using pelleted chicken litter for topdressing your grassy hayfields? I have never read nor thought about. Last year I used the D15 II and 3 pt hitch spinner to apply urea. I wonder how the price compares to traditional petro based ferts? One site said analysis of 5-3-2.
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I wish i knew where to buy some was told works good and no weed seed
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 Hey  Captian   !!  Singing  Pig  was  using  them on his  row  crops ,  he might  drop in and  tell his  story. Tony
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Hmmm, will they burn in a pellet stove?
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Had some neighbors use them on corn and hay. No good. Can't put enough on economically to make up the nutrient difference in commercial fertilizer. Now if you have some real chicken litter available, that will make grass grow on a rock. Bill
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Helped a co-worker apply to Bosses pastures and hay fields last spring did not appear to help at all.  Grass never turned the dark green that is the result of using 17-17-17.  Don't remember the price but think it was  5 to 600 a ton.  Comes in a large bag that must be held over the spreader and uses a "choke" rope to open and close.   We used a tractor with forks on a front loader to hold the bag up to fill the spreader.  The smell was the only true effect of chicken litter Pheeeeeeeeeew.    Tim
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Organic farmers use it, analysis not that high but nutrients are available. $200 a ton bulk picked up at plant. But heard price is going up because of demand.

Edited by DanWi - 23 Jan 2012 at 8:49pm
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There is getting to be so many people trying to sell organic this and that out there...must be more $$$$$ in manure than veggies from the prices they are asking. 
Someone on CL out here was selling it for 50 cents a lb!  Worms and worm crap is the other big thing in organics....I just haul in some horse manure and it is full of worms.....
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