Junie you're in luck as we have an expert on it here, Do you mean the pellets from the shop or the ones that you find in the chicken run? Obviously now isn't the time to apply it but in Spring it is a great boost.

good for onions but it dose encorage wire worms so in moderation, who is the expert on chicke s,,, heron

A clue Cliffo, She gets a tub or two for Christmas and it could be said that she's crazy. lol

this is the raw stuff delivered straight from the chickens - i havent actually got it yet but can have it if i want. thanks

nice one Heron lol

Lucky you, keep it 'till Spring and either scatter it over the ground or mix it with soil/compost. Not too much though as it's potent.

Chicken manure is very strong and rich in nitrogen. Therefore, it is of most benefit to leafy plants like cabbages. As Heron says, leave it outdoors to weather until at least spring.
No, I am not the crazy woman.

do you know one lol

we are all a little crazy surly lol

I've heard it said that it's the main prerequisite to qualify for this forum. lol. I certainly feel quite at home here.

me to and im completly mad lol

thanks all

your welcome

Sorry to ressurect such an old question. I've added poultry manure to my soil about 4 weeks ago, can anyone tell me how often I should reapply? Many thanks, Lee

Not for another year, Lee. My, where did you dig this up from???????