Rabbit Manure Benefits
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Increasing soil aeration
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Increasing water infiltration in soil
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Improving the moisture-holding capacity of soil
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Increasing soil carbon
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Reducing atmospheric carbon levels
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Reducing soil erosion and runoff
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Reducing nitrate leaching from soil
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Reducing the energy demands for natural gas-intensive nitrogen fertilizers
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Decreasing soil density
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Building soil’s structure
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Improving soil porosity
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Adding to soil stability
Studies have shown . . .
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Rabbit manure fertilizers can be used as an alternative to conventional fertilizers!
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Rabbit manure fertilizers will have better storability with low enzymatic browning, as compared to other fertilizers!
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Rabbit manure fertilizers will result in a significant increase in yield when compared to conventional fertilizers and other organic treatments!
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Rabbit manure fertilizers have shown a lower microbial load on fresh lettuce heads!
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Rabbit manure fertilizers have significantly reduced polyphenol oxidase and peroxidase activity.
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Rabbit manure benefits the environment by:
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Rabbit manure amends the soil by:
Just as we humans need to eat nutritional foods to maintain our health, soil needs a continual replenishment of organic matter. This organic matter decomposes into humus. Humus helps create a rich, moisture-retaining soil. While also making nutrients available to plants. Never causing nutrient lockout, affecting drinking water, or causing eutrophication.
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Rabbit manure replenishes and enriches the soil because it has both micro and macronutrients.
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Rabbit manure is a valuable sourse of good bacteria, which helps convert nutrients for plants use. It holds nutrients for plants and other organisms.
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Rabbit manure makes humus:
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Rabbit manure significantly increases the soil's contents of total nitrogen, organic carbon, total fungi, and good bacteria.
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Rabbit manure has nearly zero odor.
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Rabbit manure is easy to use/ handle and incorporate into the soil.
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Rabbit manure is safe to use with seedlings.
Rabbit manure is a vastly superior manure, to all other manures! It has four times more nutrients than horse or cow, and it's a cold manure!
Cold Manure
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Cold manure can be spread directly on plant life, without being aged first unlike “hot manure”.
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Cold manure will not burn your plants, unlike “hot manure”.
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Cold manure will release nutrients more slowly than “hot manure”, extending the time nutrients are available to plants.
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Cold manure decreases the amount of manure needed in subsequent years.
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Cold manure is suitable to use on gardens, lawns, flowering plants, shrubbery, and trees.
For example: Chicken, Cow, Horse
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All other manures, or "hot manures", need to be composted for months before they can be safely used. If not broken down first, the vegetation will burn.
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Hot manures inhibit seed formation.