Manured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MANURE, to fertilize with manure
• apply manure to (land)
NOUN:
• animal dung used for fertilizing land
• any compost or artificial fertilizer
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fertilize with manure (animal excrement)

Words related to MANURED

manure8 manures9 manuring11

Words that contain MANURED

unmanured12

How to use MANURED in a sentence

• Yet the ground is never manured, and the Arab plough scratches up but a few inches of the surface.
• Mark gave each of them a dressing with the hoe, and manured all with a sufficient quantity of the guano.
• The soil of the garden, long manured and dug, is twice as fertile as when he first disturbed the earth.
• Near villages, where the land is well watered and manured, the crops are fine and well varied.
• The whole tract was dug out and manured to the depth of many feet, till it was by far the most fertile spot in the State.
• This rule, though of great importance, cannot be strictly followed, and may be disregarded to a certain extent where the land is constantly and heavily manured.
• The ground will need to be heavily manured in the same manner as for the trench system.
• Generally speaking, land intended for Potatoes should be deeply dug, and, if needful, manured in the autumn.
• The occasional application of lime also is important for its almost magical effect on garden soil that has been liberally manured and heavily cropped for a long term of years.
• Sow in April or May where the plants are to flower, on soil which has been abundantly manured to a depth of eighteen inches, and they will bloom in good time.
• The tenant was also to leave at the end of the lease as many acres well ploughed, sown, and manured as he found at the beginning.
• On land that has been very highly manured for a series of years, cabbage can be planted nearer than on land that has been under the plow but a few years.
• The ground should be richly manured, and deeply and thoroughly worked.
• Their seeds were sown on separate plots and manured and treated as much as possible in the same manner.
• Good crops have been grown on land thus manured, when at the same time seed sown on land under similar conditions and similar in other respects failed to give satisfactory yields.
• A light sandy loam is better to lie compact in winter, and manured and turned up in early spring.
• I saw the wheat on these differently manured plots in 1879.
• In going over these experiments, I was struck with the healthy and vigorous appearance of one of the plots of wheat, and asked how it was manured.
• It was too wet and the crops of wheat when highly manured were much laid.
• After the wheat the land is manured and sown with turnips.
• It has been under cultivation for upwards of twenty years, and so far as I can ascertain has never been manured.
• It is situated about a mile from the barn-yard, and on this account, has seldom, if ever been manured.
• They were planted in a light, sandy, well manured soil in a position exposed to full sunshine.
• The field is then manured and ploughed a sixth time.
• For a day or two they remain exposed to the air, and are then manured with ashes and oil-cake, and covered with earth.
• Subsequently, and until spring arrives, the ground is manured and repeatedly flooded.
• After the ground has been well ploughed and manured, the seed should be sown in July, in furrows eight or ten inches asunder.
• Tobacco requires in the East, for its growth, a soil as fertile and as well manured as for the production of the poppy or opium.
• The field in which the seedlings are transplanted, is manured and ploughed at the end of August.
• Tobacco requires a rich light soil, and well manured.
• The seed should be sown in October, in drills, four drills in a bed four feet wide, the ground being first well prepared, and richly manured.
• Constant clearings change forests to fields, and the ground is manured with the ashes of the burnt thicket.

Similar words containing MANUR without suffix ed

manure8 manurer9 manures9 manurers10 manurial10 manuring11 manurance13 manurings12 unmanured12 manurances14

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