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Economic Value of Poultry Litter Supplies In Alternative Uses

expressed in it are those of the authors. The authors wish to thank the many people who provided information through written communications and personal interviews. Frank Coale of the University of Maryland provided information about crop rotations, crop nutrient uptake, and data derived from soil tests conducted by the University of Maryland. A number of people provided crucial assistance in understanding the workings of the poultry industry as well as specific information about alternative uses of poultry litter, most notably Norman Astle of the