In this video excerpt from Joel Salatin’s masterclass course on the “Carbonaceous Diaper,” Joel discusses how adding carbon (primarily wood chips) to winter bedding is a great on farm solution for capturing the abundant and valuable nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium rich material from cattle/pig/chicken manure and urine and turn it into the best and most affordable fertilizer available.
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thanks for the explanation
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When You say carbon ???? Do You mean woodchips or real black carbon????? THANK YOU
No CO2, not plants. It's a vital fertilizer that, if not incorporated, decays into nitrogen and so on in a few weeks.
I assume you remove the material after a while, then pile it up somewhere to compost? That's gotta be a huge amount of material to handle, depending on your herd size.
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