The word "manure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is also a noun which means a fertilizer made of animal waste or plant material. An example sentence could be: Their garden flourished after they spread the manure around the plants.
Verdict: FMNR is an inexpensive way for farmers to make improvements with the resources they already have, increasing millet harvests from 430kg to 750kg a hectare, and saving money on fertilisers, with restored trees producing leaf litter (forming humus) and giving shade to livestock (for manure).
She uses the dried out manure that is left after the poo has decomposed as fertiliser on her vegetable garden.
There is a discreet reek of money and horse manure about the lanes into Lambourne.
CBS Cleveland: Volunteers at the Warren County Democratic headquarters, just north of Cincinnati, were shocked and disappointed by a political prank unloaded on them early Tuesday morning – someone dumped a pile of horse manure in the parking lot of the headquarters building on US 42, just north of Lebanon.
He's currently evaluating the horticultural effects of over 100 different biochar variations ranging from chicken manure to nutshells and even discarded food waste from university cafeterias.
Lehmann's idea starts with organic leftovers that people normally burn or leave to rot forest brush, corn husks, nutshells, and even chicken manure.
We are staying in what looks like a ski chalet but there is a strong smell of manure from the neighbouring farm.
By improving their soil quality with biointensive techniques, composting and green manure, farmers can grow beans more efficiently and remove the need for expensive fertilizers that swallow up tiny profits.
The land that is still farmed by these women is losing its fertility, because artificial fertilisers are out of reach and manure-producing livestock has been sold off to pay for food.
Even Mr Allingham, a city boy from Clapton in London's East End, whose boyhood was spent playing cricket between lamp-posts and hawking horse-manure from door to door, longed for the England of gardens and fields.
Since few farmers can afford chemical fertiliser, they keep cows and goats for the manure but not many, since land is scarce.
