Assertion: manure | /r/HasProperty | rich
Facets:
value: in nutrients
type: OTHER
value: in nitrogen
type: OTHER
value: in organic matter
type: LOCATION
value: in a variety of minerals
type: OTHER
value: in humus
type: LOCATION
value: as the fully digested remains
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: But manure is rich in organic matter, or humus, and thus improves the soil’s capacity to absorb and store water, thus preventing erosion.
text: Manure is a rich organic waste which, apart from its traditional use as a fertilizer, could be used as a bioenergy feedstock.
text: As the fully digested remains of whatever grain or vegetation farm animals consume, manure is a rich organic product that passes many of it benefits on to the soil it is mixed into.
text: Manure is not the only waste that is a rich source of energy.
text: Manure from animals as varied as alpaca, elephants, rhinos, zebra, ostrich and wildcats is rich in soil nutrients and an excellent source of organic matter that improves overall soil composition and structure.
text: Manure is rich in nitrogen, organic matter and a variety of minerals, adding nutrition and tilth to the soil and ensuring rich harvests of green and happy vegetables.
text: But it's useful to know whether the manure you're using is rich or poor in a particular nutrient such as nitrogen.
text: Manure is rich in nitrogen and thus provides substantial fertilizer value, whereas castings – while certainly containing plant nutrients – should be thought of as more of a growth promoter, containing a rich community of beneficial microbes and compounds to help stimulate plant growth.
text: Most manures are considered “hot” when fresh, meaning it is so rich in nutrients that it can burn the tender roots of young plants or overheat a compost pile, killing off earthworms and friendly bacteria.