cow manure

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cow manure

A farmer spreads cow manure in the vegetable garden.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Cow excreta used as fertilizer: The dung of cattle, specifically cows, which is collected and used to enrich soil for growing plants.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The farmer spread cow manure on the field to improve the soil quality.
    • Organic gardeners often prefer using cow manure over chemical fertilizers.
Advanced Usage
  • "Well-rotted cow manure": Refers to manure that has been composted or aged, making it less potent and safer for direct application to plants.
    • For this delicate crop, you should only use well-rotted cow manure.
Variants and Related Words
  • Manure (n): Animal dung used for fertilizing land. "Cow manure" is a specific type.
    • The garden center sells bags of manure.
  • Dung (n): The excrement of animals. This is a more general term.
    • He collected the dung from the pasture.
Synonyms
  • Cow dung: A direct synonym, though it may not always imply its use as fertilizer.
  • Fertilizer: A general term for any substance used to make soil more fertile, which can include cow manure.
Related Phrases
  • To manure a field/garden: The act of applying manure to land.
    • Every spring, he manures the vegetable patch with cow manure.
cow manure

A farmer spreads cow manure in the vegetable garden.

Noun
  1. cow excreta used as fertilizer