How to make potent cow poo liquid fertiliser

How to make cow poo liquid fertiliser
Learn how to make a potent, organic cow manure fertiliser that you can use on your fruit trees. This method uses herbs (and you can use weeds too) as well as the cow poo, and everything is put into large 200litre drums. You then add water to it, and you let it sit and then after a few months you have this incredible organic liquid fertiliser. You can then scoop or pump the cow poo fertiliser around your edible garden. This is such a simple way to get the goodness of cow manure into your soil, and can be used in your vegetable garden or orchard and your plants will love it.
It is so easy to make, free (if you have cows!), and its organic. This technique has been used by generations of farmers who grow organic home-grown vegetables and fruit. As backyard gardeners we can supercharge our home-grown produce with this simple technique. Why not give it a go?
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Have your tried making your own liquid fertiliser at home? I would love to hear your recipe! Please leave a comment below.

[@fairdinkum1079]

Great informative video
I have a question when you leave it to cure for three months do you put it in the sun or shade.?
I live in the tropics temperatures reach 36+ degrees Celsius each day

[@azharulislam5987]

Excellent ❤

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

Half the video was about papayas, I don't care about papayas.

[@meganmclaughlin9056]

Vary vague and not helpful, thanks for wasting my time .