Better preservation of cattle manure on the West Coast.

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doi:10.29321/maj.10.191657

January 1, 1916Madras Agricultural Journal

Better preservation of cattle manure on the West Coast.

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Better preservation methods may significantly reduce the waste of valuable nutrients in cattle manure.
Cattle urine contains large quantities of plant food, which is often lost due to evaporation.
Proper management of liquid manure could enhance agricultural productivity on the West Coast.
This research underscores the importance of recognizing the value of animal by-products in farming.

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Research highlights the value of cattle manure and urine as plant food, suggesting better management practices.

Abstract

That urine of animals is of very considerable value is a fact not universally known. Urine contains larga quantities of valuable plant food. It is unfortunate that liquid manure is so liable to run to waste either by evaporation

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