Lush, huge leaves but tiny, spindly heads? Your composted horse and chicken manure delivered a nitrogen overdose. Broccoli shifts to vegetative growth (leaves) when nitrogen is excessive, neglecting flower bud (head) formation. A soil test (georgiasoiltest.com) would confirm this.
At this stage, till the plants under—hot weather will bolt them anyway. Next season, use balanced fertilizer and test soil first.
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