Translation of "Chicken manure" in German

Before making chicken manure, be sure to dilute it with water.

The benefits of well rotted horse and chicken manure are well known to cannabis growers.

Banana peels, chicken manure and biowaste from restaurants can also be used.

The latter can also be fertilized with liquid manure, chicken droppings, molasses, or other materials containing fertilizer.

Consequently, the biochar is composted together with the nutrient rich digestate from biogas plants and chicken manure.

They also lost an interesting by-product supplied cheaply by the local poultry sector: chicken manure.

This is made up of straw, chicken and horse manure, gypsum and a great deal of water.

In fields located further away from the river, the soil is enriched by mixing the river sediments with the existing soil, adding chicken manure.

These include food waste, production residues from the food industry, organic waste and chicken manure, for example.

While conventional systems can only ferment 20%, chickenPOWER can be operated by the fermentation of 70% dry chicken manure.

This potentially reduces the need for herbicide and fungicide use on fields where chicken manure is applied.

The method according to the invention as per claim 1 for generating a synthesis gas and pyrolysis oil as well as condensate for operating an internal combustion engine in the form of a dual fuel engine or a dual fuel engine-block heat and power plant is characterized in that the fuel, for instance mixed organic waste, also carefully sorted and separated domestic refuse, but preferably biomass of any type, such as pig, cow and chicken manure, is processed and conveyed to a pyrolysis plant in the first step of the process.

Thus the user has to work with very different forms of liquid manure determined by animal type (pig manure, cow manure, chicken manure) to give only a few examples.

The process chosen of fermenting a high percentage of chicken manure is promising and sensible from an environmental point of view.

Two times a year, in the beginning of May and in the end of August, I throw a handful of dried chicken manure at the trees.

As a fertilizer, you can also use chicken manure, which is the best "food" for all plants.

Green waste is nitrogenous, such as fruit and vegetables (if this attracts mice or rats, you better use less), green leaves from the garden, grass (not too much in one go), soil (even thought it is brown!), teabags, horse and chicken manure.