Poultry Litter Organic Fertilizer Composting & Bagging

Kisan Shakti Compost & Poultry Litter Processing Yard

Commercial broiler and layer farms produce thousands of tons of wood-shaving and chicken dropping litter that smells foul, breeds flies, and pollutes nearby waterways if dumped raw. Yet, poultry manure contains higher concentrations of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium than ordinary cow dung, making it an extraordinary organic fertilizer if cured properly. This processing yard collects raw manure from commercial poultry sheds, stacking it into long trapezoidal windrows, monitoring internal bacterial heat, and turning piles regularly to pasteurize weed seeds and pathogens. Once dark, dry, and smelling like rich forest soil, the cured compost is screened through rotary trommel sieves and bagged into sturdy woven sacks. Fruit orchardists, ginger cultivators, and vegetable growers buy truckloads of the bagged compost to build lasting soil organic matter and slash their synthetic fertilizer bills.