Rabbit manure is a cold fertilizer, meaning you can out it directly into your garden, no need for composting. it's even better than chicken poop! It's the best poop your money can buy!

These are 50lb feed bags filled about half way. This isn't the pretty little poo bags off etsy for $25 per lb, this is right out of my barn and may include some rabbit fur, pellets, and if your lucky worms, all things that are okay for a garden.

Rabbit manure is considered an excellent organic fertilizer for gardens because it's rich in nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, improves soil structure by adding organic matter, is considered a "cold" manure meaning it won't burn plant roots, and can be used directly without extensive composting due to its balanced nutrient profile; making it beneficial for a wide variety of plants. Key benefits of rabbit manure: Nutrient-dense: Contains a good balance of essential nutrients for plant growth, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and trace minerals like calcium, magnesium, and zinc. Soil conditioning: Improves soil structure by adding organic matter, which enhances drainage and moisture retention. "Cold" manure: Unlike some other manures, rabbit droppings are considered "cold" and can be applied directly to plants without the risk of burning roots. Microorganism friendly: Encourages beneficial soil microorganisms and earthworm activity. Easy to use: Can be applied directly to the soil as pellets or mixed into compost. Organic and environmentally friendly: A natural option for organic gardening practices.