Assertion: manure's nutrient | /r/HasProperty | available
Facets:
value: immediately
type: MANNER
value: more readily
type: DEGREE
value: to the present crop
type: OTHER
value: to plants
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for crop production
type: PURPOSE
value: in the following season
type: TEMPORAL
value: in high-quality soil
type: LOCATION
value: at rates
type: MANNER
value: for plant use
type: PURPOSE
value: to crops
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with this method
type: OTHER
value: for crop uptake
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: It is important to remember that not all nutrients in manure are immediately available to the present crop.
text: Due to the removal of readily available carbon through the breakdown of organic compounds, the effluent (digestate) contains nutrients that are more readily available for crop uptake (similar to commercial fertilizer).
text: With this method, the nutrients are more readily available than topically applying compost around the base of plants.
text: It is recommended that the manure be incorporated into the soil immediately after application, as it will retain more nutrients (in particular N) that will later be available to crops (Snijders et al., 2008).
text: However, when calculating manure value it includes all the nutrients that will be available for plant use in one or more years after application.
text: In high-quality soil, nutrients are available at rates high enough to supply plant needs, but low enough that excess nutrients are not leached into groundwater or present at high levels toxic to plants and microbes.
text: It is important to remember that not all nutrients in manure are immediately available to the present crop.
text: The increased risk of losses also means that fewer nutrients in winter-applied manure are available for crop production in the following season.
text: The plans must address what will be done if: more nutrients are available than the NMS or NMPs have addressed
text: This manure is highest in nitrogen and phosphorous and the nutrients are quickly available to plants.