… rates, on the physical properties of the Chernozemic soils of southern Alberta has not been
… of beef feedlot manure on soil properties, barley crops, and groundwater quality. Manure was …

… The heaviest application of manure increased the electrical … The effects of manure on soil
properties decreased with … 4 rates of application of cattle feedlot manure, 3 tillage depths, and 3 …

… of feedlot manure with crop stover to produce a beneficial natural soil amendment and …
We have chosen to define soil quality as “a set of soil properties that sustain the processes, …

… ; (ii) the pollution potential of NO3 from manure; and (iii) the … safe annual disposal of cattie
feedlot manure in these soils. … varied among years, as the properties of the manure varied. …

… (1990) found the change in soil properties following beef feedlot manure application to be
… At excessive manure application rates on some soils, P leaching into the root zone can be …

… pathogens and improve the physical properties of the product that … feedlot manure on crop
and pasture production and the associated changes in soil chemistry for 2 duplex soils in north…

… ton of feedlot manure is equivalent … manure, nitrates accumulated in the soil and moved
with the irrigation water. Murphy et al. (9) also reported that large applications of feedlot manure …

… Composting of feedlot manure is generally performed using the windrow method … feedlot
manure where manure is stacked into stockpiles (with no turning) either inside or outside feedlot …

… Soil-water properties of the soil at 0- to 15- and 15- to 30-cm depths, as affected by the
manure, are reported. In the surface 15 cm of soil, the mean volume of plantavailable water …

… or biennial application of N- and P-based composted and noncomposted beef cattle (Bos
taurus) feedlot manure on soil properties. Fertilized and unfertilized checks were also included. …