CHICKEN MEAT 
25 pages
Published: 30 Jul 2015
Author(s): Wiedemann, SG
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Chicken litter is an important source of fertiliser and soil conditioner for many industries, and the chicken meat industry has completed a large number of research projects that aim to help chicken litter users utilise this resource effectively and understand best management practices. This user guide compiles the available information in an ‘easy to access’ format for stakeholders across a number of industries, and references the more detailed research projects completed by the industry in recent years. It provides a great entry point into understanding and using chicken litter across a range of industries.
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