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2007
Water use is essential for all dairies. Drinking water is indispensable for cattlelife; some amount of water is necessary for cleaning and sanitation procedures; moderate amounts are important during periods of heat stress for evaporative cooling of cows to improve animal production and health; additional amounts can be used in labor‐saving methods to ...
H.H. Van Horn, D. R. Bray
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Water use is essential for all dairies. Drinking water is indispensable for cattlelife; some amount of water is necessary for cleaning and sanitation procedures; moderate amounts are important during periods of heat stress for evaporative cooling of cows to improve animal production and health; additional amounts can be used in labor‐saving methods to ...
H.H. Van Horn, D. R. Bray
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Outlook on Agriculture, 1959
Most of the soils on which tea is grown are of low fertility, and high yields cannot be obtained without liberal manuring. Nitrogen is the chief requirement, and its application up to 100 lb. per acre will usually give economic responses from tea in good condition if local needs of phosphate and potash are met.
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Most of the soils on which tea is grown are of low fertility, and high yields cannot be obtained without liberal manuring. Nitrogen is the chief requirement, and its application up to 100 lb. per acre will usually give economic responses from tea in good condition if local needs of phosphate and potash are met.
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Animal Manures as feedstuffs: Poultry manure feeding trials
Agricultural Wastes, 1983Abstract The utilisation of dried poultry manure as a feedstuff was critically evaluated based upon feeding trial results reported in the literature. The assessment indicated that this material can have value as a feedstuff. The maximum and optimum levels of incorporating dried poultry manure into laying hen and ruminant rations, on the basis of ...
Thomas E. Pilbeam +2 more
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2009
Animal manure is a well-recognized potential source of a wide variety of infectious agents that can cause disease in humans, directly or indirectly, particularly through consumption of contaminated water or food. Although state regulations and guidance, based on Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) guidelines, are available to assist producers ...
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Animal manure is a well-recognized potential source of a wide variety of infectious agents that can cause disease in humans, directly or indirectly, particularly through consumption of contaminated water or food. Although state regulations and guidance, based on Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) guidelines, are available to assist producers ...
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Madras Agricultural Journal, 1930
A crop of 30 tons of sugarcane per acre removes 80 lbs. of nitrogen, 50 lbs. of phosphoric acid and 180 lbs. of potash from the soil. An examina- tion of the results of field experiments for 25 years at all the experiment stations in the Presidency, chiefly at Samalkot, Anakapalle and Palur, reveals that the problem of nitrogen nutrition of the ...
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A crop of 30 tons of sugarcane per acre removes 80 lbs. of nitrogen, 50 lbs. of phosphoric acid and 180 lbs. of potash from the soil. An examina- tion of the results of field experiments for 25 years at all the experiment stations in the Presidency, chiefly at Samalkot, Anakapalle and Palur, reveals that the problem of nitrogen nutrition of the ...
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On the Deodorization of Manures.
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