The demand for it, from what we see, continues to increase every year,” said Lehman, who is also a certified manure broker.

"Raw chicken manure can burn and damage plants," the university says. "It should be composted or aged prior to use. In addition, raw manure can contain pathogens that can harm people and animals.

is twice as rich as chicken manure, and doesn’t need to be composted to use as fertilizer.” Rabbit droppings are termed “cold ...

(AP) - How high is too high for a pile of chicken manure? Eight feet ... needed to produce a burning pile of waste. Normal composting at 130 to 145 degrees will kill pathogens, but extra moisture ...

is twice as rich as chicken manure, and doesn’t need to be composted to use as fertilizer.” Rabbit droppings are termed “cold manure,” as opposed to the “hot manure” of animals like ...