Here are my personal opinions and suggestions. I wont go into too many convoluted topics. Let me make a long story short. Regarding the use of sheep manure, I think it should be done in this way to achieve strong organic fertilizer value!

Firstly, most sheep manure is in granular form, and a fermentation tank should be established. Then, they should be stacked together with appropriate water and covered with a film for about five to six days before use. Of course, this achieves the fermented effect, but I do not recommend using it directly because it does not fully utilize the true value of sheep manure.

In organic fertilizers, I believe many people have some understanding of vermicompost. So, everyone understands that we can use fermented sheep manure to cultivate an appropriate amount of earthworms first, because earthworms absorb sheep manure. After being processed by the 33 loops of earthworms, the extracted earthworm manure becomes the organic fertilizer on our current market.

Simply put, when earthworms eat sheep manure, the resulting manure becomes organic fertilizer, which increases its value for use. Because earthworms have also been cultivated and organic fertilizers have been produced.