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1. How to use chicken and duck manure as fertilizer?

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Chicken and duck feces are very common in rural areas. These chicken and duck feces can be used to ferment fertilizer. There are mainly the following steps to use chicken and duck feces to ferment fertilizer:

1. Add 1 kg of organic compost fermentation agent to about 3-5 tons of fresh chicken and duck manure. On average, add 20-30 kg of rice bran, bran or corn to every kilogram of organic compost fermentation agent.

2. In the process of using chicken and duck manure to ferment organic fertilizer, the moisture content is very important. The moisture content should not be too high or too low, and should be maintained at around 60-65%. When you hold a handful of fermented fertilizer in your hand, you can see water marks between your fingers, but it will not drip. It is best if it can scatter when it falls to the ground.

3. When making a fermentation pile of chicken and duck manure, it should not be too small or too short. If it is too small, it will affect the fermentation of fertilizer. The height of the fermentation pile should be about 1.5 meters, the width should be about 2 meters, and the length of the fermentation pile should be more than 2-4 meters. The top layer is covered with semi-wet straw. If it rains, you can simply cover the fermentation pile with plastic sheeting. On sunny days, you need to open the plastic sheeting once a day, which is conducive to the fermentation of fertilizer.

4. During the fermentation process, the oxygen supply to the fermentation pile should be increased. It should not be compacted when piling, and the fertilizer should be kept naturally loose. After piling, you can use a stick to poke a few holes in the manure pile. It is best to mix it evenly, turn it over frequently, and ventilate it. Otherwise, the fermentation effect will be affected by anaerobic fermentation of the fertilizer.

5. Generally, after 72 hours of accumulation of chicken and duck manure, the temperature will rise to 50-60 degrees Celsius, and on the fourth day it can reach above 65 degrees Celsius. At such a high temperature, you can start loosening the material. You can turn the fertilizer over once, or insert a wooden stick or a long rake into the fermentation pile to loosen it a few times. Under normal circumstances, there will be 2-3 times of high temperature above 65 degrees Celsius during the fermentation process, and the fermentation can be completed by turning it over 2-3 times.

The above is the method of using chicken and duck manure to ferment fertilizer. I hope it can be helpful to everyone. I hope everyone can learn to ferment fertilizer by themselves and make their soil more fertile!

2. What disease causes hoarseness in poultry and chickens?

Please answer a few questions first:

1. Is there any swelling in the eyes or face?

2. How do you arrange your flock vaccination program?

3. Do you have coughing up blood?

4. Whether the bronchus is blocked during the autopsy;

5. Is there a layer of white film on the surface of the heart and liver?

3. Does the sword duck make a sound?

Sword duck is also a kind of duck. It can also call, and the call is similar to that of ordinary ducks.

4. What are the words for the sound of a duck?

The word for the sound of a duck is quack. ; quack (gā gā);

1. Onomatopoeia, the sound of birds, etc., describing the sound of ducks, wild geese, etc., also known as 呷呷. ; Example: The mother duck quacked and returned home with her four ducklings. ;

2. Onomatopoeia, laughter. Example: As we were talking, there was a sudden sound of laughter outside the door.

3. Onomatopoeia, the sound made by an object when it moves. Example: The strong wind made the iron filings in the ruins rattle, mixed with the whistling sound and roaring through the burnt window.

4. Also known as 尜尜[gá ga]. A children's toy with pointed ends and a large middle. ; Extended information; Synonyms: quack, 呷呷; 1. Quack can also describe the sound of a duck. ; Guā guā: Onomatopoeia, describing the loud calls of ducks, frogs, etc. ; Example: The duck next door quacks all day long, disturbing people's peace. ; 2. 呷呷 (xiā xiā); Onomatopoeia, the sound of a duck; describes the sound of other animals; describes the noise of many sounds. ; Example: One of the ducklings is black and the rest are all yellow. They walk like rolling little balls of fluff, waddling and quacking, greeting each other, and they always stay together tightly.

5. Which chicken has the loudest voice?

Rooster. The rooster’s crowing is so loud that it can wake up many people.

6. Which one is smarter, a chicken or a duck?

Laxative. Sorry, I don't know. Chickens are yang and ducks are yin. Chickens can guard the house, but ducks can't. If they are well raised, they can have a good interaction, especially close to the pet level. It depends on what you want to do.

7. Marry a duck, follow the duck; marry a chicken, follow the chicken?

The first saying is that after a woman gets married, no matter what her husband looks like, she must follow him, never leave him, and never despise him.

The other is the recently published novel "Marry a Duck, Follow the Duck; Marry a Chicken, Follow the Chicken"

Basic Information

Chinese name: Marry a duck, follow the duck; marry a chicken, follow the chicken

Author: Jerusalem

Novel Category: Urban Life

Serial status: Serial

8. How to write the sound of a duck?

1. The sound of a duck is expressed by onomatopeia as "quack quack".

2. Duck is a general term for waterfowl of the Anatidae family, subfamily Anatidae of the order Anseriformes, which can be divided into wild ducks and domestic ducks.

3. Wild ducks are relatively small in size, with short necks, live on the water all year round, have strong diving ability, and feed on small aquatic animals (small fish, shrimp, etc.). Domestic ducks are larger than wild ducks, live in water or on land, and feed on small aquatic animals (fish, shrimp, loach, etc.) and plants (water grass, barnyard grass, rice, etc.).

9. Its sound, the bleating of sheep, the croaking of frogs, the barking of dogs, the quacking of ducks, the mooing of cows, the howling of wolves?

Sheep bleat, frogs croak, dogs bark, ducks quack, cows eye, wolves howl

10. The sound a chicken makes when it senses danger?

Chickens can't speak human language, but they have their own language. They will express many problems they encounter in their lives in their own language. There are many kinds of chicken calls. Here are some for your reference: The call of a big rooster when crowing in the morning: "Gou~Gou~Gou~Gou" is a very powerful sound. When chickens compete with each other, they compete on the volume and the length of the tail sound.

In a flock of free-range chickens in the countryside, the big rooster, as the head of the family, usually leads the family members for a stroll. You will see this leader walking in front, looking around while walking, and making a uniform "Gu-Gu-Gu-Gu-Gu" sound from his mouth. The tone is steady and full of energy, as if reminding the family members not to fall behind and keep up with the team. But once there is food in front, this gu-gu sound will become? "Gu-Gu-Gu-Gu-Gu-Gu-Gu-Gu...", the other hens will immediately run over, scrambling for it, fighting for it, and the rooster who found the food will be very proud at this time, holding his head high, looking around, but he will not eat it himself.

After laying eggs, the hen will make a "cluck-cluck-cluck-cluck" sound very quickly. Observe this hen, walking around, very alert. I guess it is announcing its victory, a kind of relaxation after tension.

Hens that can sit on eggs can make a deep "cuckoo-cuckoo-cuckoo" sound. This sound is different from the high-pitched sound of roosters. It is relatively low-pitched. It is a special sound after becoming a mother.

The sounds made by young chicks are relatively delicate. For those who raise broilers on a large scale, when the chicks enter the shed, they all make the sound of "chirp~chirp~chirp~chirp~". This is an annoying sound. It reminds people to pay attention to them. It is similar to the crying of a child. If you give them a suitable environment and food and water, they will be quiet.

When the lights are turned off at night, chickens will initially make a "chirp-chirp-chirp-chirp-chirp" sound, which is a sign of panic. It is a sign of worry about the sudden change in the surrounding environment. After adapting, they will make a sound like "chirp- ...

When a chicken is attacked or feels extremely dangerous, such as when it is caught, it will make a sound like "Ahga~Ahga~Ahga~Ahga~". The ending sound is longer, and the older the chicken is, the deeper the sound. This is a kind of mournful cry. There is a saying: "Kill the chicken to show the monkey". When doing this job, the monkey will not only see blood, but also hear extremely miserable cries.

If you hear the sound of "jijia~jijia~jijia~jijia~" in the chicken coop, and it is continuous and loud, it is a distress signal. Go and have a look, there must be a chicken in trouble.

In a large flock of chickens, if you hear "Ou Er~~~~" just once, it is a sick sound. It indicates that the chicken is sick. The throat is seriously uncomfortable.