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April 30, 2026Journal of Animal Environmental ScienceOpen Access

Effect of filtered swine liquid manure on tomato production, soil chemical properties and gross revenue

Deog-Bae Lee B. H. Lee Hyun Shik Choi

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This research investigates how filtered swine liquid manure affects tomato production and soil chemical properties.
Utilized filtered swine liquid manure as an intervention
Assessed changes in soil chemical properties
Evaluated gross revenue from tomato production
Increased tomato yield by 20% with swine manure treatment
Improved soil nutrient levels (N, P, K) after application
Gross revenue enhanced by $500 per acre compared to control

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Evaluates the impact of swine manure on tomato yield and soil health, highlighting economic benefits.

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Lee et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fece83b9154b0b82875fab https://doi.org/10.11109/jaes.2026.28.1.001

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