Chicken mash (cracked corn, soybean meal, wheat bran, calcium carbonate, molasses, alfalfa, grit, oyster shell, phosphate, canola oil, salt) is a complete feed, not a fertilizer.
If determined to try, buy a small amount, test on a trial bed, and monitor plant response. Better: use dedicated organic fertilizers (alfalfa meal, soybean meal, kelp) with known analyses.
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