How does the golden treasure ferment the chicken manure and make feed?

How to Ferment Chicken Manure into Feed Using Golden Treasure

As the Golden Treasure Feed Fermentation Starter is being widely promoted across the country, many local farmers are experimenting and sharing their own experiences based on their specific conditions. Here’s a detailed method shared by Mr. Huang from Songyang, Zhejiang. Most users can follow this process with good results. He used the Golden Baby Feed Fermentation Starter (Type 2), and successfully fermented chicken manure into high-quality feed. This helped reduce the amount of commercial feed needed per pig by up to 40%, cutting feeding costs by as much as 200 yuan per pig.

The recipe includes: 70% chicken manure (you can also use pigeon or duck droppings), 15% corn flour, 10% cereal bran, 5% wheat bran, and 2/1000 of the Golden Baby Feed Starter. Mix all ingredients thoroughly, then add water to achieve a moisture level of around 65%. A simple test is to squeeze a handful of the mixture—if it holds together without dripping, it's just right. Place the mixture in a sealed plastic bag and let it ferment for about 3 days. In winter, you may need to extend the time slightly, while in summer, 1–2 days is usually enough.

When the fermented material turns yellow-green, has no strong odor, and smells slightly sour, it’s ready to use. Start feeding gradually—on the first day, mix only 10% fermented feed with regular feed, then slowly increase the proportion to around 50%. Pigs tend to eat this feed eagerly, but make sure to deworm them regularly using products like Golden Treasure Microbes once a month.

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