Quail Manure How long to wait until ready to put on soil?

Sounds good to me.. I would tumble it for a few months at least till you have a have fine dry/moist compost to get all the acids etc out....:wink:

 

Hi Compost Maker I agree with Marley and Dave

The Book way
Chicken, pigeon, and other bird manure is good for seeds, flowers and fruits, because their manure is rich in phosphorus and nitrogen, It is best made into a liquid compost by mixing it into ten parts water and letting it ferment in a barrel (stir regularly for 6-8 weeks).
Hope this helps.

My way
I have a a Rain Butt which is full with water and I fill a half sack up with Quail straw and droppings which a friend kindly gives me every so often ,leave it for 3 weeks and then use it for watering ,my veg and flowers love it (I prefer not to water over the Plants just round the roots)