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Poultry Litter on Pastures: Nutrient Source With Odor Concerns

Farmers apply chicken litter as a cost-effective fertilizer. If odor is a nuisance, contact county commissioners about regulations. Odor can be mitigated with proper management; see UGA publications on poultry litter, odor control, and zoning.

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