### fertilizer | manure:

Animal manure
* Most animal manure consists of feces
  - is low in phosphorus
* are a great source of organic-humus and nutrients
  - also a good source of nitrogen
  - an important food source for earthworms in the soil
  - good sources of macronutrients and micronutrients
  - important sources of N in the environment
  - some of the best sources of organic fertilizers and soil conditioners around
  - unavailable as a supplemental source of nitrogen
  - usually the best source of organic fertilizer
* can be a valuable source of nutrients for crop production
  - provide both phosphorus and potassium economically
* contain large amounts of nitrogen needed during corn production.
* contains many nutrients that plants can use to grow.
* contributes large proportions of nitrogen in the South and parts of the Northeast.
* has benefits.
* is also a complete fertilizer but is low in nutrients
  - an important source of nutrients
  - often a mixture of animal 's feces and bedding straw
  - the most often overlooked source of nitrogen for crops
  - used, but to a limited extent because of the low livestock population
* major source of fertilizer.
* make good fish pond fertilizers.
* makes fruit trees grow better.
* release methane gas.
* tend to encourage the development of basal rot.
* useful resource when properly used as fertilizer.
+ Manure: Agriculture

Chicken manure
* can give daylilies a quick boost and aids greatly in making fibrous roots.
* dandy source of - manure.
* is collected and stored for use as fertilizer on crop land
  - extremely rich in nitrogen which is needed in all plant life
  - the best thang to use for fertilizin' corn

Fresh manure
* burns plant roots.
* can burn plants
  - cause food-borne illnesses by contaminating vegetables with pathogens
  - fry tender plants
* contains ammonia that easily can convert to nitrate and leach.
* has the potential to burn plants.
* is effective in heating up a pile
  - to high in ammonia which burns plant roots
  - too high in ammonia and burns plant roots
* speeds the decomposition and adds nitrogen.

Good manure
* comes from chickens, cows , horses , pigs , sheep and goats.
* is made from animal dung and dead animals.

### fertilizer | manure:

Green manure
* are an excellent source of nitrogen
  - another source of organic matter and plant nutrients
  - crops grown strictly for soil conservation and improvement
* are crops that are generally sown after the main crop has been harvested
  - grown and then tilled into the soil
  - legumes or small grain crops that are plowed under while still in the green stage
  - plant cover crops which are tilled into the soil
  - plants grown to fertilise and create soil the lazy way
* can improve soil fertility considerably and provide fodder for livestock.
* helps to add body to sandy soil.
* is manure.

Liquid manure
* can become crusty on top and look solid enough to walk on.
* is applied to field A and B every year
  - helps crops grow quickly
  - used on the corn crop and balanced with fertilizer when spread on the alfalfa crop

Organic manure
* Some organic manure contains nutrients.
* are less effective than chemical fertilisers.
* can also contaminate produce or burn plants.
* vary widely in the amount of plant nutrients that they contain.

Raw manure
* is high in salts that stunt growth.
* releases nitrogen into the soil too rapidly, causing burning.

Sheep manure
* can be a source of blackleg inoculum if the sheep have grazed on infected plants.
* is powdered and mixed with urea for top dressing.
* releases the nitrogen quickly when compared to farm yard manure.

Solid manure
* combination of urine, bedding, and feces with little or no extra water added.
* takes longer to release nutrients than liquid manure.

Wet manure
* produces stronger odors than dry manure.
* provides an excellent breeding area for flies.