[lastchance]

Am I right in remembering that because of the high nitrogen poultry manure needs to “age” for a while to prevent it burning whatever you want to fertilize it with?

[metmom]

I believe that is true for all manure.

[LilFarmer]

My understanding is that us that manure is very high in nitrogen and has to age - I use goat manure which has less nitrogen. I still let it age, but not as long. For both, I test the temp in the compost pile to make sure it’s hot enough to kill pathogens.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

You can use your own urine if it's diluted. No need to age it. 10 to 1, even 30 to 1 ratios of water to urine are good starting points.