Where can liquid manure be obtained from?
Solid manure?
No, liquid manure.
Juanita, Sasha -- please use the same name for your posts.
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Homemade-Liquid-Manure-from-Cow-Pats
http://www.biodynamics.in/LiqMan.htm
Liquid manure, also known as liquid fertilizer or liquid livestock waste, is a nutrient-rich mixture obtained from animal waste. It is commonly used as a natural fertilizer for crops and gardens. There are several ways to obtain liquid manure:
1. Livestock Farms: Liquid manure is primarily obtained from livestock farms where animals such as cows, pigs, and chickens are raised. These farms collect and store the waste generated by the animals, including urine and feces, in large holding tanks or lagoons.
2. Local Farmers: Many farmers, especially those who keep animals, may have excess liquid manure that they are willing to share or sell. You can check with local farmers in your area to see if they have liquid manure available for use.
3. Agricultural Supply Stores: Some agricultural supply stores or garden centers may carry liquid manure for sale. They procure it from livestock farms and package it for use in gardens and fields. Check with your local agricultural supply stores to see if they have liquid manure available for purchase.
4. Organic Waste Management Companies: In certain areas, organic waste management companies specialize in the collection and processing of animal waste. They may offer liquid manure as a byproduct, which can be purchased or obtained from them.
When obtaining liquid manure, it's important to ensure that it is properly stored, handled, and applied according to recommended guidelines, as excessive or improper use can lead to environmental pollution or crop damage.