Answer: No

Firstly, not only chicken manure, but also various types of livestock and poultry, including human manure, contain a large amount of bacteria, insect eggs, and parasites. Uncooked manure cannot be directly applied to crops!

Secondly, the process of chicken manure decomposition will dissipate most of the heat. If it is not decomposed and directly fertilized, it will cause plants to burn roots, seedlings, etc.

Thirdly, nitrogen fertilizer in chicken manure initially exists in the form of protein, and plants cannot directly utilize protein. Only after fermentation can the protein decompose into ammonia and be utilized by plants.

Note: The organic matter content in chicken manure is as high as 25.5% (15% in pig manure), with nitrogen content of 2.35%, phosphorus content of 2.32%, and potassium content of 0.85%, which are 4 times, 5 times, and 1.9 times higher than pig manure, respectively. Therefore, chicken manure has a significant improvement in soil fertility.

Chicken manure is rich in organic matter, high in N, P, K and trace elements. It is a good raw material for Organic fertilizer.

How can chicken manure fully decompose?

1. Natural accumulation fermentation (preferably with straw added)

We can mix chicken manure and straw (wheat bran can also be used) wet, control the humidity at 60-70%, and then cover the chicken manure with plastic film (plastic film can prevent rainwater erosion and nutrient loss; plastic film can increase the temperature of manure in winter and accelerate fermentation). Generally, it can be fully decomposed in 3 months. During the fermentation period, we can flip 1-2 times. Flipping not only prevents overheating and excessive burning, but also facilitates the uniform fermentation of chicken manure.

2. Accelerate fermentation using "fermentation agents" (main method)

Farm manure is mainly decomposed by microorganisms, so adding beneficial microorganisms to chicken manure can greatly improve the fermentation speed of chicken manure.

Specific method: We can use 10 grams of "fermentation bacteria" and 100 grams of cooled brown sugar solution (brown sugar is boiled and sterilized with water), then add 5 kilograms of clean water, mix well, and cover with a cloth for fermentation for 5 days to obtain the "bacterial liquid". Then we ferment 200 kilograms of chicken manure with 1 kilogram of bacterial liquid, mix the bacterial liquid and chicken manure evenly, stack and ferment for 15 days, and the chicken manure can be fermented.

Chicken manure fermented by microorganisms contains a large amount of beneficial microorganisms, which can improve the growth effect of plants after being applied to the soil. On the basis of reducing pests and diseases, it is also conducive to high yield and quality of crops.

Attention: Completely decomposed chicken manure can hardly smell a foul odor. After the chicken manure has matured, it should be avoided from long-term storage to avoid reducing the activity of beneficial bacteria.