🌱 Benefits of Rabbit Poop for Gardens 🌱 • Can be used fresh (no burning plants) • Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus & potassium • Improves soil structure and fertility • Feeds beneficial soil microbes • Helps plants grow greener & stronger • Great for vegetables, flowers, and fruit trees • Excellent addition to compost or worm bins • Slow-release nutrients for steady growth 🐰 One of the best natural manures for organic gardens #organic #rabbit #bunny #gardening #organicgardening | Farmer Jon

Turning fungal compost and removing worm castings. We are turning and adding air to our fungal compost pile. It consists of leaf mold, green leaves, rabbit poop, wood chips, water, and vegetable scraps. Removing and sifting worm casting at the bottom of the pile. | Ole Boy Duke

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