[Russell Atterbury]

Last year I used teas of seaweed and burdock leaf to feed everything I grew. And it worked out very well. This year because I have it I dug in a bit early season, and have been mixing with water, chicken/quail muck as an extra feed for tomato and squash. My climbing beans also. Do any of you experienced growers think that I should get good results without having to do more? It is quite a potent strength.

[Subversive_plot]

By chicken/quail muck I assume you mean litter, or possibly something from a liquid manure system or compost. In any of these materials, it is a good N-P-K source, how much you need to apply should be guided by a soil test and crop needs.