Sentence examples for manure material from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this work were (a) to test the hypothesis that E. coli survival in streambed sediment in the presence of manure material will be affected by sediment texture and organic carbon content and (b) to evaluate applicability of the exponential die-off equation to the E. coli survival data in the presence of manure material.

The sources and the processes leading to the distribution of these manure materials may further improve knowledge of the past landscape utilisation.

Vegetables found in quantities are used as green manuring materials.

Table 5 Amounts of dry matter from organic sources added to the soil column Unit Organic source materials (manure) Inorganic source material Cattle Swine Goat Hen NaH2PO4H2O Mg ha−1 8 2.48 3.03 1.76 0.16 mg g−1 4.40a 14.3 11.6 20.1 999.9 g column−1 14.1 4.40.2780 3.10 0.278 aFixed dose.

Lebone's idea is a microbial fuel cell, a battery that makes a small amount of energy out of materials like manure, graphite cloth and soil, which are common to African households.

The main reasons for the promotion of biofuel production are that it is made from renewable resources (organic manures, plant materials, food waste), that it is expected to have no or even positive effect on the atmospheric greenhouse gas balance, and that it may reduce the dependency on fossil fuel [21].

Organic material (manure) added to offset reductions in Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) and water-holding capacity.

Materechera and Mkhabela (2002) reported that the effectiveness of chicken manure as liming material is 26% compared to lime.

For rice paddies this was to be followed by application of Fe fertiliser to suppress H2S.   4) Organic material (manure) added to offset reductions in Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) and water-holding capacity.   5) On-going monitoring of soil fertility characteristics.  .

Due to their content of organic material, manure and digestates may contribute to keeping plant-available N in the top layer of the soil at the beginning of the growing season, thus ensuring a sufficient supply while the root systems is not yet well developed.

Concerns have been raised that, in the future, NERs may become bioavailable due to breakdown of manure and biosolid material added to soils, or due to changes in agricultural practices or the environment, such as changes in the pH or ionic strength of a system (Barraclough et al. 2005; Gevao et al. 2000).