What's going on everyone? Welcome back. Today we're talking about

chicken fertilizers with Kolead the Plant Charmer.

So this is episode four in our five-part series.

Hope you've been enjoying it so far.

And you know, he mentioned offhand that he was irrigating

and fertilizing through the same drip line.

And I was like, well, how are you doing that?

Because if you're doing it organically, you're going to get a lot of clogging going on.

He said, you know what, you're right.

And here's how I solved that.

And so this episode is going to go into not only how he did it for his own farm,

which is a larger scale operation that he actually

bruise his chicken fertilizer in a swimming pool but he's going to outline a system on how you

might do that same thing at home in either like a 50 gallon rain barrel or even a bucket if you want to.

So without further ado, let's get into that.

Okay, well let's take a right turn because because you mentioned, you're making your own fertilizer,

you're doing some changes to fertilizer, I was wondering if you could just talk slightly about,

number one, how are you making that chicken fertilizer, that liquid fertilizer, and number two,

like what's sort of your approach to fertilizer in general?

Okay, well at that point, as you know now, one of the big metrics that has changed and one of the big

characteristics is things are different between what I used to do and what they do now is I need

to fertilize on a large scale. I can't just go around with these pellets and

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