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compost it and spread it in a field or garden

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shove it or some people actually use it in food

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How do you get more manure on Astro Knights?

you dont get more then one bag of manure and you only need one bag of manure for one thing. simple as that!


Who is responsible for the abuse to the colonists?

The British were responsible. They were trying to show they had more power, and keep control over the colonists


When is the manure added to the soil?

Manure can be used as fertiliser, so it may be used when the soil needs more supplements


Why is a pig smelly?

This smell is due to the amount of proteins that the pigs are eating and the microorganisms that are present in the manure. These microorganisms that are found in manure are anaerobic, meaning that they begin to work in the presence of air; they will break down and degrade the manure. This process is what causes the bad odour of the manure. The more protein that the animal is fed, the more microorganisms that will be present, causing more rancid smells.


What is the definition of the aphorism The more you stir it the more it stinks and do you think it is true or false and can you give me three reasons?

The answer is manure. If the manure is dry, it may not smell, but any other time, it is true.


Does manure make soil acidic or alkaline?

Manure has a tendency to slightly lower soil pH, making it more acidic. This is because manure releases acidic compounds as it decomposes. It is important to monitor soil pH levels when using manure as a fertilizer to ensure proper soil health for plant growth.


Is a drug addict still morally responsible for his acts over which he has no more control?

Yes, he chose to take drugs with the full knowledge of what they do to a person and for that he is responsible for anything he does while intoxicated


Why is horse manure solid compared to cow manure?

Horse manure is solid because horses have a more efficient digestive system compared to cows, resulting in less undigested material and a drier excrement. Cow manure, on the other hand, is wetter due to their unique digestive system which produces more liquid waste.


How do you use manure on Howrse?

First, you will need to purchase at least 25 units of dung from the Equestrian Center shop. 25 units of dung will make one bag of manure. Then go to the pasture page of your Equestrian Center, and click the "Produce Manure" button. Then it will walk you through the next few steps!


Can a dried horse manure be repellent when burned?

When properly dried, it should be no more repellent than dried cow manure would be (and pioneers used those as fuel!).


Why do people use manure in their gardens?

People use manure in their gardens so that they have richer soil into which they grow their crops or gardens. It helps keep the plant healthier, which in turn means it is more likely to live and this is what people appreciate and why they use manure in their garden.


Why do you put manure on limestone soils?

Manure adds organic matter to the soil, improving its structure and increasing nutrient availability for plant uptake. Limestone soils are often alkaline, and manure can help balance the pH by increasing acidity over time, making nutrients more accessible to plants.