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How to Interpret Your Manure Analysis
Extension and Outreach Publications
  • Angela Rieck-Hinz, Iowa State University
  • Thomas G. Miller, Iowa State University
  • John E. Sawyer, Iowa State University
Number
PM 3014
Publication Date:
9-1-2011
Status
Current
Description

Manure analysis is a critical component of proper nutrient management planning. Table or book values of manure nutrient concentrations can serve as a starting point for planning purposes, but actual manure sample analysis provides a better indication of manure nutrient concentrations and will help better define application rates. Utilizing manure testing will help achieve the potential as a crop nutrient source, and result in reduced chance for misapplication that could lead to lower crop productivity or increased environmental risk.

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Citation Information
Angela Rieck-Hinz, Thomas G. Miller and John E. Sawyer. "How to Interpret Your Manure Analysis" (2011)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/john-sawyer/312/