- Oxygen
- Little or no smell
- Aerobic bacteria
- No dangerous gases
- No toxins
- No diseases but penicillinum
- Incorporation of assimilable nitrogen
- in Bacterial Protein
- Liquid Manure remains liquid and homogenous
- No formation of root-inhabiting substances
- No cauterization of plants during application
- Promotes the growth of low-growing
- grasses = good fodder
- Healthy animals due to better stable
- air and healthy fodder
- Application feasible in dry and hot
- weather
- Small amounts of liquid manure per acre necessary
- Nutritional elements in insoluble form = no danger to ground water good fertilizing effect
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No Oxygen
Pungent, evil smells
Anaerobic decomposing bacteria
Production of dangerous gases as Hydrogen sulphide, Ammonia
Indol, Skatol, Markpton, Butter-acid
Diseases-Fowl pest, Anthrax, para-typhoi, erysiplas, diarrhoea, tbc, typhoid, tetanus, epidemic jaundice, swine fever, foot and mouth desease, cholera etc.
- Formation of surface crusts and sediments
- Formation of powerful root inhibitors
- Danger of cauterization during application
- Promotes the growth of woody high
- grasses = poor fodder
- Occurrence of cattle diseases due to
- dangerous bacteria and gases
- Application mostly in rainy weather
- To achieve a fertilizing effect large
- amounts of liquid manure necessary
- Deleterious substances in soluble form
- = danger to ground water.
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