Sentence examples for excess manure from inspiring English sources

Run-off of excess fertilizer from cropland and excess manure from factory farms is the primary cause of enormous aquatic dead zones in coastal waters globally, devastating marine life (and ironically, threatening human seafood supply).

Scientists suspected the cause was excess manure running off into the water from the huge chicken industry in Delaware and Maryland.

Nitrogen and phosphorous, both essential inputs, can be supplied partially with wastewater and excess manure stocks, thus closing crucial fertilizer cycles [13].

It fears that investment would be damaged by subsidies for energy conversion, particularly if it turns out there's not enough excess manure to go around, and so Perdue lobbied against the Fibrowatt bill.

"When you take animals off the farm, you tend to get too much manure in one place," film director Garcia said, "so you end up with two problems: excess manure and a lack of fertility".

Nitrogen and phosphorous, both essential inputs, can be supplied partially with wastewater and excess manure stocks, thus closing crucial fertilizer cycles [ 13].

Another New York State laying hen CAFO, Adams Henhouse (with the relatively speaking small population of 76,ooo) was featured in the New York Times in 2000 because of the excess-manure caused fly problem that was plaguing the town of Naples.

There is an excess of manure which pollutes the land, the water & the air.

Large-scale livestock production produces manure in excess of the cyclical capacity of nutrient loads, and threatening to pollute water sources.

The red clay has implications for groundwater recharge and lateral flow of water through the landscape as well as the fixation of excess phosphorus from animal manure and inorganic fertilizers.

Usually, the nutrients in manures are in excess of crops' utilization, and this causes nutrient losses to the environment if poorly managed.