animal manure

collocation in English

meanings of animaland manure

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animal
adjective
uk /ˈæn.ɪ.məl/ us /ˈæn.ɪ.məl/
made or obtained from an animal ...
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manure
noun[U]
uk /məˈnjʊər/ us /məˈnʊr/
solid waste from animals, especially horses, that is spread on the land in order to make plants ...
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Examples of animal manure

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Animalmanure attracted flies which, particularly during hot summer months, transmitted disease to infant foodstuffs, especially milk, increasing the incidence of summer diarrhoea.
Direct animal to human contact or contact with animalmanure was the most likely cause of the infection.
The export of nutrients in animalmanure to neighbours has to be reported in the nutrient accounts of both the exporting and importing farm.
The method suggested in this paper addresses simultaneous problems of continuous deterioration in soil productivity and the disposal of excessive animalmanure.
In such systems nutrients come from large amounts of organic matter, animalmanure and rock phosphate.
A low livestock density limits the supply of animalmanure.
Liming, the application of gypsum, and use of animalmanure in rotations are helpful.
Crop residues and animalmanure can increase soil biological activity, altering the extent and timing of nutrient availability31-33.
Field history was recorded wherever possible for the last 10 years, including crops grown, fallow years and whether animalmanure was applied.
Human excreta, like animalmanure, is a good soil conditioner and a renewable source of plant nutrients, such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
Since only farmers specialized in animal production could apply for subsidies for the enlargement of animalmanure storage facilities, the fertiliser tax would involve redistribution from crop to animal production.
The homestead inhabitants in turn spread the garden with animalmanure and domestic refuse (pahhay), thus making its soil clearly more fertile than the larger and more distant farmlands.
Nitrogen already derived from animalmanure, compost, grain legume crops, or other methods was excluded from the calculations, as we assumed no change in their use.
And if nitrate is measured, how is it determined that it originates from animalmanure alone?
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
When produced from animalmanure, sludge, communal and animal organic waste it offers new income opportunities to the farming community.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
My second question is this: nitrate in groundwater can come from sources other than animalmanure.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Others cover farm waste disposal of silage effluent and animalmanure.
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