I live between two huge dairies and the only time it smells is when they spread the liquid manure on the fields after harvest. Stinks for a couple weeks. i love the ag so the smell isn't a problem to me.
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Dairy>Chicken>Hog is what we've found in corn. But for the garden...nothing beats guinea pig...sounds crazy...but it's been true...btw guinea pig manure is hard to come by.
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commercial ferteliser has alot salts in it, manure doesn't work immedetely, commercial fert. does work immed., and can burn your crop, manure has to rest for about a year, then its alot safer to use.
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Everybody: Manure
Brian and Darren: M'nerr
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I live between two huge dairies and the only time it smells is when they spread the liquid manure on the fields after harvest. Stinks for a couple weeks. i love the ag so the smell isn't a problem to me.
Manure is gold of all fertilizer,and it's completely organic that's the good thing about it
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Nice for uploading such a amazing video. I am seeing right now after 14 year
Gypsum helps keep the smell down. We spread some gypsum pens everyday, it make a big difference in smell.
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Every time he say ma'nur take a drink...
Very informative, didn’t know you lose nutrients through the smell
What is your opinion of managed animal grazing for improving the soil?
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Dairy>Chicken>Hog is what we've found in corn. But for the garden...nothing beats guinea pig...sounds crazy...but it's been true...btw guinea pig manure is hard to come by.
i have sandy soil and some dark along with some clay in spots, i use to build my soil, tree ash, chicken manure.
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Everyone I've ever talked to said manooo-er. Epiphany. Thanks for the slurry video.
Yeah, that's how you pronounce it. These guys have apparently only seen the word in print.
Do you think spreading slurry on top then chiseling it in is as good as injecting?
maybe you do not reply on older videos?
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@@AgPhD Thank You for replying and discussing all the relevant factors.
You told about us but how can we are apply in India🇮🇳
you need to cover it, and you can get power out of it, for free!!!
So the salt in the manure is to be blamed, not the chemical fertilizer? Hmm...
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Nice looking craps :)
Mu'ner
WTF is man err?
Maneer? What is that? I know what Manure is but I'm unsure what Maneer is. :-)
commercial ferteliser has alot salts in it, manure doesn't work immedetely, commercial fert. does work immed., and can burn your crop, manure has to rest for about a year, then its alot safer to use.
This is all kinds of. massive dumb
had to stop watching it after the first sentence of mneer's
There isn’t much too soil because of your mono crops
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ya why dont u felllas tell everyone how Grazon in the manure is killing crops !!!!
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Amazing. Manuer has been used for uhm 10000 years plus and you think you came up with this.