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So,

.55% N for WET cow manure, BUT 

3.0% N for DRY cow manure and 

6.0 to 8.0% for some of the other DRY manures off the farm

When you consider that we usually apply great weighty amounts of wet 
manure then I think you would agree that manure can supply a 
significant source of N, even at .55%

I use at least a two inch layer of manure when I apply it. When I 
apply blood meal by comparison I apply a layer that is barely 
measureable. 
I'm a big fan of manure, it has a balanced NPK, a fair amount of 
carbon, microbiotic life, and micronutrients.  The results however 
speak for themselves.

Kevin B

--- In nafex@y..., "del stubbs" <pinewoodel@h...> wrote:
> I drew these figures out of it, some suprising comparisons.....Del
> 
> Dried Blood    12.0
> Feathers       15.30
> Coffee Grounds  2.08
> Turkey          1.30
> Cow              .55
> 
> 
> 
> >here's a table with some NPK values(wet weight
> >basis), for a variety of animal manures.
> >
> >http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/BODY_VH019#TABLE_1
> >
> >Lucky
> 
> 
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