Different aspects of manure management are presented as manure should be considered has nutritive to crops and has having an economic value. The important elements of manure valorization are presented such ad manure inventory assessment with manure sampling and testing to obtain the nutrients content. The methods are presented with averaged values of nutrients in manure. The application rates are also discussed and some attention should be put to the fact that nitrogen is not 100% available the first year and a certain portion of the N is going to be used the 2nd and the 3rd year and is also going to be lost. The necessity of a multi-year plan is also presented including in that plan spreading priority and follow up with crop rotations. An important element of manure management is the spreader calibration and calculation methods are presented for solid and liquid manure. Incorporation soon after spreading is still the best way to valorize the value of manure.<\/p>\n
This article is general and present the necessity of manure management to assure that the nutrients available are well utilize and that manure application doesn’t result in losses of nitrogen in runoff and nitrates found in the water. Manure analysis should be done as the values presented in the document are not recent and changes have occur in the diet that have direct link to the nutrients content.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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