Chicken Manure Deodorizer: How to Apply Organic Waste Decomposer Formula

Chicken manure and the pungent smell from barns are often the main complaints of poultry farmers. Besides disturbing comfort, high ammonia levels can cause respiratory problems in chickens and humans. An effective and environmentally friendly solution is using the Organic Waste Decomposer Formula from Biosolution. This product contains a consortium of superior microbes capable of rapidly decomposing organic waste, reducing odor, and producing quality compost. This article will technically discuss the correct application method, dosage per waste volume, frequency of use, and the microbial mechanism in decomposing chicken manure and barn odor.

Why Chicken Manure Produces Odor and How Microbes Solve It

Chicken manure contains complex organic compounds such as proteins, carbohydrates, and fats that are not fully decomposed. Under anaerobic conditions, putrefactive bacteria break down these compounds into ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and mercaptans—the main sources of unpleasant odor. Streptomyces sp. contained in the Organic Waste Decomposer Formula produces proteolytic enzymes and amylase that accelerate the hydrolysis of proteins and starch, while also producing natural antibiotics that suppress putrefactive bacteria. Meanwhile, the consortium of Bacillus and Aspergillus works synergistically: Bacillus produces extracellular enzymes that break down large molecules, while Aspergillus decomposes cellulose and lignin. This aerobic decomposition process prevents the accumulation of ammonia and volatile sulfur compounds, drastically reducing odor within 24-48 hours.

Correct Dosage: 1 Liter per Cubic Meter of Waste

Based on product composition data, the dosage of the Organic Waste Decomposer Formula is 1 liter per cubic meter (m³) of waste. For small-scale farmers with a waste volume of 0.5 m³ per week, simply use 500 ml of product. This dosage has been tested to provide an optimal microbial ratio for decomposing organic matter without causing overpopulation that would slow decomposition. How to calculate waste volume: for a layer chicken barn with a population of 1000 birds, wet manure production is about 100 kg/day or 1 m³ per 10 days. With a single application per pile, you only need to pour 1 liter of product diluted with water (ratio 1:10) over the entire surface of the waste pile. Ensure even pouring so that microbes can reach all parts.

How to Calculate Chicken Barn Waste Volume

• Broiler chicken barn (1000 birds): wet manure production ~40 kg/day, equivalent to 0.4 m³ per day. In 5 days, 2 m³ accumulates, requiring 2 liters of product.
• Layer chicken barn (500 birds): production ~50 kg/day, equivalent to 0.5 m³ per day. In a week, 3.5 m³ accumulates, requiring 3.5 liters of product.
• For mixed compost piles (chicken manure + husk): total volume is measured from pile dimensions (length x width x height).

Application Frequency: Once per Pile is Sufficient

The Organic Waste Decomposer Formula is designed for a single application per waste pile. After watering, the microbes will activate and multiply naturally during the decomposition process (2-4 weeks). No reapplication is needed on the same pile. However, if you add new waste to an existing pile, it is recommended to reapply the product at a dosage corresponding to the additional volume. This frequency saves costs and labor, and ensures the microbial population remains dominant. For sustainable waste management, create new piles periodically and apply the product to each new pile.

Best Application Time: Afternoon

The microbes in the Organic Waste Decomposer Formula are aerobic and sensitive to direct UV light. Therefore, the recommended application time is in the afternoon (3:00-5:00 PM). The cooler temperature and higher humidity in the afternoon help the microbes survive and start working before nightfall. Avoid application during heavy rain as it can wash microbes off the waste surface. If forced to apply in the morning, do so in a shaded area or cover the pile with a tarp for 2-3 hours.

Effective Application Steps

1. Prepare the waste pile: Collect chicken manure on a flat surface, avoiding excessive soil mixing. Form a pile with a maximum height of 1.5 meters to ensure good air circulation.
2. Dilute the product: Mix 1 liter of Organic Waste Decomposer Formula with 10 liters of clean water (non-chlorinated) in a bucket. Stir until homogeneous.
3. Watering: Sprinkle the solution evenly over the entire pile surface using a watering can or sprayer. Ensure every part is covered.
4. Turning (optional): To accelerate decomposition, turn the pile after 3-5 days using a fork or compost turner. This helps oxygenation and microbial distribution.
5. Monitoring: After 2 weeks, the pile temperature will rise (40-60°C) indicating microbial activity. Ammonia odor will drastically decrease. Compost is ready for use in 3-4 weeks if it turns dark brown and smells like earth.

Benefits of Using Organic Waste Decomposer Formula

• Significant odor reduction: Ammonia and H₂S are reduced by up to 80% within 48 hours.
• Waste volume shrinks by 30-50%: Microbes decompose organic matter into CO₂ and water, reducing pile volume.
• Ready-to-use compost: Nutrient-rich compost (N, P, K) can be directly used as organic fertilizer for plants.
• Environmentally compliant: Treated waste does not pollute air and soil, meeting environmental quality standards.

Conclusion

Chicken manure deodorizer is no longer a complicated problem with Biosolution's Organic Waste Decomposer Formula. With a dosage of 1 liter per m³ of waste, single application per pile, and afternoon watering, the microbes Streptomyces sp., Bacillus, and Aspergillus will work optimally to decompose waste, reduce odor, and produce quality compost. This product is the right solution for poultry farmers who want to manage waste efficiently and environmentally friendly. For more information or consultation, contact the Biosolution team via WhatsApp. See the product Organic Waste Decomposer Formula for full details.