Can pigeon droppings be used as fertilizer? What kind of fertilizer is it?

If pigeon droppings are used as fertilizer, they have the highest cost-effectiveness among all kinds of animal feces, because they are rich in nutrients, including amino acids, proteins and other ingredients, and are relatively easy to obtain. However, they must be fermented or matured before use.

Pigeon droppings can be used as fertilizer, but they cannot be used directly because they contain a large number of bacteria. They need to be fermented before they can be used. They have the effect of promoting plant growth.

Pigeon droppings fertilizer production

If pigeon droppings are to be used as fertilizer, they need to be fermented in advance. Add an appropriate amount of corn flour, wheat bran, etc., then add water and stir to ensure that they can be grasped into a ball by hand, and then place them in a sealed container to ferment for 2-3 days.

Use of pigeon droppings fertilizer

1. Use as base fertilizer

The most common way to use pigeon droppings fertilizer is to bury it directly at the bottom of the hole. Note that the depth must be deep, but it must not touch the roots of the plants to avoid root burn.

2. Late topdressing

Pigeon droppings can also be made into liquid fertilizer after being fully fermented and used as topdressing in the later stage. Follow the principle of "thin fertilizer and frequent application" and apply it once every half a month or so during the growth of the plant.