Manure Tips & Hacks for Garden Use

Chicken Manure

Chicken manure is very good for garden plants, but definitely needs to be aged first to prevent plant burning.

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Rabbit Manure

Rabbit manure is highly beneficial, and one of the easiest manures to use in your garden

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Horse Manure

Composted horse manure has been a go-to for gardeners for generations

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Cow Manure

Cow manure is an abundant source of natural garden fertilizer, but it does require composting beforehand.

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Alpaca Manure 

Llama and alpaca manure is also considered a "cold" and easy-to-use garden manure.

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Benefits of Using Aged Manure

Manure is what many gardeners call "black gold" for the garden.

Root crops may do a little better in compost than manure.

Most types of manure should be aged before applying to the garden so that they don't burn plants and roots; but there are exceptions for "cold" manures.

Take advantage of manure's all-natural ability to fertilize and improve your garden soil!