dungs
Spreads organic fertilizer
Dung is a slightly less offensive word for feces of animals, especially herbivores.
Dung from many animals is useful as fertilizer, in which case it is called manure.
Dung is also a verb meaning to defecate, particularly for animals.
Decayed organic fertilizer
- cowpatDried cattle droppings
- guanoAccumulated bird droppings
- droppingsAnimal excrement deposits
- excrementSolid bodily waste
feces · muck · slurry · scat · pellets · nightsoil · castings · patties
Substance improving dirt quality
- nutrientsVital dietary substances
- nitrogenElement seven, colorless gas
- phosphorusGlow-in-dark element
- potassiumNineteenth element, symbol K
enrich · cultivate · growth · mulch · humus · topdress · vermicompost · biofertilizer
compost
Decayed organic fertilizer
excrement · feces · muck · slurry · scat · pellets · nightsoil · castings · patties · chips
soil amendment
Substance improving dirt quality
- nutrientsVital dietary substances
- nitrogenElement seven, colorless gas
- phosphorusGlow-in-dark element
potassium · enrich · cultivate · growth · mulch · humus · topdress · vermicompost · biofertilizer · sustainable
dungschemical fertilizer
Manufactured nutrient for plants
synthetic fertilizer · ammonium nitrate · urea · superphosphate
dungssterilizes
Eliminates all microorganisms
depletes · exhausts · strips · poisons · contaminates
dungspurifies
Removes unwanted substances
cleanses · sanitizes · sterilizes · disinfects · decontaminates
- dung heapAccumulated animal waste
- dung beetleInsect feeding on feces
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