Animal Manures
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1980-06
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University of Hawaii
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Wherever animals are raised, manure accumulates. This becomes a surprising amount of material that must be disposed of each year. This manure contains primary (major) nutrients, secondary (minor) nutrients, and micronutrients (trace elements) for plants; organic matter; and water. In addition, it may contain disease organisms and be a source of flies and noxious odors. Where large numbers of animals are housed, disposal of their manure becomes a major problem, especially since quality of the environment is so important to each of us.
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animal manures, animal manure management, manure spreading, organic fertilizers
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McCall WW. 1980. Animal manures. Honolulu (HI): University of Hawaii. 2 p. (General Home Garden Series; GHGS-11).
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2 pages
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