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USEFUL WAYS TO USE CHARCOAL IN POULTRY FARMS
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-Charcoal works as a laxative and detoxifier, flushing toxins out of the body.
– It will also help expel internal worms to some extent.
-Calcium is the most abundant element in wood ash, but it’s also a good source of potassium, phosphorus, and magnesium.
-Adding wood ash to your chicken feed in a 1% ratio can improve lay rates, extend laying periods and will also reduce the smell of the chicken droppings.
– Ashes obtained from hardwoods like cedar, oak and maple have five times as many nutrients as softwoods like pine and balsa.
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-When ingested, the Vitamin K in the wood ash works to help blood clot and can reverse the effects of the coumadin in rat poison, for instance.
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– Like baking soda, wood ash is alkaline and therefore will absorb and help neutralize bad smells. It will also help reduce the humidity levels in your coop.
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– Studies have found that it’s effective in absorbing the ammonia and preventing fumes from forming.
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