Broiler litter improves soil health, fertility.

A recent article in Southeast Farm Press discusses the use of broiler litter to improve soil health and fertility. Clemson University nutrient management specialist Bhupinder Farmaha is conducting research to find methods to increase crop yields and enrich soil. The article explains that broiler litter, which is rich in organic matter and nutrients, can improve soil health and crop productivity by enhancing soil structure and water retention. The research includes recommendations for applying broiler litter and urea based on specific yield goals and site availability. The study's methodology involves careful selection of diverse sites and precise application of broiler litter. [Extracted from the article]