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Post  BF on 8/16/2013, 9:39 pm

Is there a problem with using Chickity Doo Doo organic fertlilizer?
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Post  westx on 8/16/2013, 10:00 pm

It needs to be well composted first.

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Post  murarrie25 on 8/16/2013, 10:02 pm

If its fresh not a good idea after a couple of weeks a lot of the pathogens die off .
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Post  camprn on 8/17/2013, 5:42 am

I would like to note that you can use Chickity Doo Doo fertilizer, if your vegetables need to be fed. It is not, however, considered a type of compost or a fresh manure. Read and follow the label directions for application. What a Face What a Face 

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Welcome to the forum BF!
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