Eko fertilizer - quail droppings, Odesa region.

Eco fertilizer - quail droppings.

- The price of fertilizer is UAH 1.0 per 1 kg.
- Price (wholesale of 300 kg) quail fertilizer 0.9 UAH per 1 kg. 155
- Цена (оптом от 600 кг) перепелиное удобрения 0,8 грн за 1кг.
- The price of fertilizer with a bag (30 kg - 1 bag retail) - 40 UAH.
- The price of fertilizer with a bag (30 kg - 1 bag wholesale from 10 bags) - UAH 37.
- The price of fertilizer with a bag (30 kg - 1 bag wholesale from 20 bags) - 34 UAH.

Orders are accepted by phone. +38(063)468-05-93
- Packaging: 30 kg bag.
- The cost of living - UAH 5.
- Housing set - UAH 5.

Delivery method:
- Pickup.
- It is possible to deliver quail droppings in Odessa and the Odessa region (only the cost of fuel is paid for).

Today, due to the sharp increase in the production of industrial mineral fertilizers for plant growing, such a valuable natural fertilizer as quail droppings has been undeservedly forgotten. However, experienced gardeners know its true value, so they often use it in their home plots.

Ever since ancient times, when man only began to engage in agriculture, one of the first things to be fertilized was, of course, bird droppings. Quail droppings are often used as fertilizer for plants and gardens.

Until now, on some islands of the Caribbean Sea, guano is mined in large quantities - the droppings of seabirds that have decomposed in a dry climate. This fertilizer is even an export item.

In the middle of the 60s and 70s of the 20th century, due to the production of a large amount of mineral, fertilized bird droppings somehow took a back seat. But today, the undeservedly forgotten fertilizer is becoming popular, especially in private plots. When quail are kept for a long time, a large amount of quail droppings accumulates, since the output of droppings in relation to feed is approximately 1:1 by volume, i.e. a bucket of fodder is a bucket of litter.

Of all types of organic, fertilized bird droppings are considered the most valuable. According to its chemical composition, it is 3-4 times richer thanmanure of cattle. Nutrients in it are in a favorable combination for plants and soil microflora, quickly dissolve in water and are easily absorbed.
(//tractor-service.com)
In terms of effect on the crop in the first hour of application, bird droppings are close tomineral fertilizers. But due to the high concentration of organic components and their gradual release, bird droppings have an effect on the crop in the next 2-3 years, that is, it has an aftereffect. And this must be taken into account when adding litter, as well as the fact that the amount of nutrients in the litter varies depending on the type of bird, its age and the composition of the feed.

How to prepare top dressing for plants from litter.

- To prepare top dressing, you will need a container that is half filled with manure, and the other half is filled with water;
- Next, mix thoroughly, cover with a lid and leave for a week;
- Before use, the resulting mixture is diluted with water: for 10 liters of water - 0.5 liters of the mixture.
- Such top dressing is used exclusively in the summer period for watering plants.

Advantages of quail droppings.

- Contains many useful mineral substances, including nitrogen and phosphorus;
- After application to the soil, the beneficial effect on the growth and development of plants is preserved for three years;
- Thanks to the fact that quail droppings contain trace elements in an easily digestible form, they are absorbed faster by plants, therefore, after application, their rapid growth is observed;
- Restores soil fertility, activates the formation and ripening of fruits;
- Helps to increase the yield of plants;
- The effect of using quail droppings persists for the next three years;
- Increases the shelf life of the crop;

The method of composting litter.

- First of all, you need to find a container where you can compost (for example, a barrel);
- 20 cm of fresh quail droppings are placed layer by layer in the container, followed by 30 cm of sawdust or straw to absorb moisture, and so on...
- The layer with sawdust or straw should be thoroughly moistened, they will not only absorb moisture, but also absorb harmful substances and unnecessary nitrogen compounds;
- As a result of composting, straw and sawdust will turn intohumus, which will be a wonderful fertilizer;
- The process lasts about a month. This period is sufficient for the death of parasites, decomposition of harmful substances and rotting of weed seeds;
- After composting, quail droppings are ready to be applied to the soil, the best time for this is autumn. It is scattered over the site, after which it is immediately dug up;
- It is not recommended to use fertilizer in the spring, as it can negatively affect seedlings and the initial period of vegetation;