Manure definition

Manure means the same as defined in section 459.102.

Manure means livestock excreta. "Manure" includes the following when intermingled with excreta in normal farming operations: debris including bedding, water, soil, hair, and feathers; processing derivatives including separated sand, separated manure solids, precipitated manure sludges, supernatants, digested liquids, composted bio-solids, process water; and runoff collected from barnyards, animal lots, and feed storage areas.

Manure means a material that consists primarily of excreta from livestock, poultry or other animals.

Examples of Manure in a sentence

• DESE will develop or enhance Early College programs in partnership with included high schools.

• Manure shall also be sampled following any changes to conditions that may significantly affect the nutrient content.

• Manure shall not be applied in excess of a nitrogen-based rate in accordance with 65.17(18).

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• The Livestock Manure and Mortalities Management Regulation establishes requirements for the use, management and storage of livestock mortalities in agricultural operations.

More Definitions of Manure

Manure means a solid waste composed of excreta of animals, and residual materials that have been used for bedding, sanitary or feeding purposes for such animals.

Manure means animal excreta, alone or in combinations with litter, such as straw and feathers used for animal bedding, for use as a soil amendment or substrate. Manure does not include stabilized compost produced through a controlled composting process.

Manure means livestock waste in solid or liquid form that may

Manure means animal excreta, including cleanings from barns, stables, corrals, pens, or conveyances used for stabling, transporting, or penning of animals or fowls.

Manure means livestock excreta. “Manure” includes livestock bedding, water, soil, hair, feathers, and other debris that becomes intermingled with livestock excreta in normal manure handling operations.

Manure means a solid waste composed of excreta of animals, and residual materials that have been used for bedding, sanitary or feeding purposes for such animals. For purposes of this chapter, manure does not include such material generated and managed by normal farming operations, but does include “paunch manure,” which is the undigested stomach content of cattle.

Manure means a waste composed of excreta of animals.