In these areas the fertility of the fields is maintained by full manuring.

Nevertheless, green manuring should not be considered as a means of stimulating quick plant growth.

One of the most important factors in green manuring is to obtain good germination and rapid growth.

The court might also regulate the rotation of crops and the manuring of the ground.

Sugar estates do not answer, and coffee requires an expensive system of cultivation by frequent manuring.

Their treading and manuring of the ground was almost as valuable as their fleeces.

It is a fallacy to think that manuring (either organically or artificially) can overcome the effects of overstocking except in the short term.

Traditionally, the practice of green manuring can be traced back to the fallow cycle of crop rotation, which was used to allow soils to recover.

In situ green manuring by growing pulse crops like cowpea, horse gram, sunn hemp etc.

Striking the balance requires a long lead-in period to allow the land to be cleansed of chemicals and to create a fertile environment through natural manuring and crop rotation.

In 70 plots, 48 varieties of potatoes had been tested to find the effects of "spraying, artificial manuring, cut sets versus whole sets, and planting at different distances apart."

The Larousse Encyclopaedia of Mythology gives the name as Stercutius, a pseudonym of Saturn, under which the latter used to supervise the manuring of the fields.

The whole success of the estate now depends upon constant cleaning, plentiful manuring and careful pruning, with a due regard to a frugal expenditure and care in the up-keep of buildings, etc., etc.

Although British revenue officials later ascribed the high rent to the prejudice among the elite rural castes against handling the plough, the main reason was the greater productivity of the Kurmi, whose success lay in superior manuring.

Four pieces of late Saxon shelly ware pottery were recorded in 1991 during fieldwalking of Castlefield, although it is unlikely that these represent anything more than a background scatter associated with the manuring of the open fields.

Among these elements of nature, sunlight was considered indispensable by the ancient Tamils, because if rains fail other methods of irrigation could be put to use and if the soil wasn't naturally fertile, artificial manuring would enrich the soil.

Two feet deep, easy on the plow, and so fertile that it needed less than normal manuring, this extraordinary soil was unequaled and constituted an agricultural treasure which the serfs of the area had mined for the past thousand years without depleting it.

Typical talks for farmers at the time included Ducks for Egg Production, Experiments on the Manuring of Roots in Dorset, Phosphatic Manures for Spring Use, and one on the Agricultural Holdings Act 1923.

It has long been encouraged that farmers adjust practices to maintain or increase the organic component in the soil-on one hand, practices that hasten oxidation of carbon, such as burning crop stubbles or over-cultivation are discouraged; on the other hand, incorporation of organic material, such as manuring has been encouraged.

He had not been able to avoid the manure and blood.

That's why energy from manure should really be considered a form of "brown power."

Officials said the amount of manure taken in would be relatively small.

This has also been Europe's experience with manure power projects.

Using manure as power sounds like a good idea, but it's not.

"One guy said he could still smell manure there but I never did."

They could see with their own eyes that manure helped the plants along, too.

Let the living bury them: even they are good for manure.

She walked to the bush, which had the smell of manure.

He moved over to the manure and stared down at it.

For example, they began using more manure when growing their crops.

"You get up at 8 in the morning on a Sunday and walk through manure," she said.

He had to check out the results of his manure experiments against practice.

For these reasons it is used as a green manure crop.

"We just want to show this is an effective way of managing manure."

Including the planting of a green manure into a garden plan can seem difficult.

Their mission was to move horse manure to a scale.

People like to pour all kind of manure on Apple.

On many days his closest approach to a living horse was its manure.

And what's more, the process even removes almost all the smell coming from the manure.

It turned out to be a bucket of horse manure.

The one thing he did not like was the smell of manure, the way it hung on him after work.

And if you don't have bad shows there's no manure.

Participation in the manure management program is up to the individual farmer.

They must've dumped him in the street like a sack of manure!

I have just well manured the field you are kneeling in."

They found Dad in the middle of the road with a pig straddling him and manure all over his face.

In winter we cut peat to manure the soil.

Want to manure the whole place over, scabby soil.

Shallots should not be planted on ground recently manured.

He would have manured his field, which now he cannot do, and this is what is not seen.

As a tutor in charge of gardening he requested students to use night soil to manure the college farm.

As you say, the advice about not liming and manuring at the same time is seldom explained.

In 2004 it identified a new opportunity in the agricultural industry with regards to manure management.

Judging from the smell that reached Blade's nostrils, it had been recently manured.

The rest were never manured, but a certain portion of them was in its turn, notwithstanding, regularly cultivated and exhausted.

The soil in the old flower beds must have been well manured; I imagine it might still be pretty good."

Under a high state of cultivation, being manured with the hearts and brains of men!

Questions such as "Should gypsum be added to manure heaps to fix the ammonia?"

"The meter was always ticking," he said, citing the rising costs of everything from hotel rooms to manure removal.

This occurred over a lengthy period of time as manuring practices became more intensive and may have been a factor in the evacuation.

So grass-land manured with gypsum soon ceases to feel its agency.

If you breathe a word of this, you will wish I had buried you in a field to manure the ground.

Its purpose was to import sea-sand, seaweed and stone for manuring to improve land.

In addition to wheat, farmers began to raise flocks on the field for manuring around 1820s.

"This is the season for pruning, not manuring, lad.

But if you let it lie it manures it you see.

I cannot manure my field; I cannot repair my house."

Gardeners are often advised not to sow roots on ground that has recently been manured, as this will produce distorted shapes.

Punishments included caning and watering or manuring the trees and flowers.