Manuring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANURING in dictionary:

VERB:
• apply manure to (land)
NOUN:
• the act of fertilizing
• animal dung used for fertilizing land
• any compost or artificial fertilizer
• The act of process of applying manure; also, the manure applied.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fertilize with manure (animal excrement)
• present participle of manure

Words related to MANURING

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Words that contain MANURING

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How to use MANURING in a sentence

• Besides plentifully supplying the London market, they are frequently sold at sixpence a bushel to farmers for manuring purposes.
• It must be known that, in order to save himself the trouble of manuring his field, the Corsican husbandman sets fire to a piece of woodland.
• To ensure sound, crisp, fleshy roots they require to be grown quickly, therefore moist soil and liberal manuring is necessary, and the ground kept free from weeds.
• Manuring of fields was already known in Shang time.
• I am far from intending to persuade my countrymen to quit all other employments for that of manuring the ground.
• CHARACTER OF BEST PLANTS FOR GREEN CROP MANURING The plants best adapted to green crop manuring are deep-rooted, heavy-foliaged plants.
• But hard cropping implies abundant manuring and incessant stirring of the soil.
• But a rich loam does not need the extravagant manuring that has been recommended and practised.
• Deep digging and liberal manuring are therefore essential where the production of the finest crops is aimed at.
• Fresh fine soil is requisite, and there is no occasion for manuring, in fact it is objectionable, but a change of soil must be made occasionally to insure a good growth.
• Deep digging, generous manuring, and copious watering during dry weather, in the manner already described, are fundamental essentials.
• It will be observed that the markets are supplied from sheltered alluvial soils, that have been much cultivated, and kept in high condition by abundant manuring.
• Well-cultivated soils need no such special preparation, but in any case a good digging and a liberal manuring are absolutely necessary.
• But such soils are exceptional, and those that need constant manuring are the rule.
• The following suggestions for the manuring of the different crops mentioned will be found effective.
• Sundry familiar facts about manuring and watering, to which I will return later on, give a certain colour of reasonableness, it is true, to this mistaken inference.
• If the manuring elements are diffused through a large bulk of passive substances, the cost of the carriage of the extra, or non-manuring, elements absorbs all profit.
• The result was, besides mixing the manure thoroughly with the soil, to land an extra proportion of it in the furrows, which was equivalent to manuring in the drill.
• They do not require so strong a soil or such high manuring as other varieties of the cabbage family.
• They are extraordinarily industrious at manuring and irrigation.
• It was a very light manuring, but the manure was rich, and thoroughly rotted.
• We have a shorter season but a brighter sun, and if we do not have richer grass it is due to the want of draining, clean culture, and manuring.
• My father did not seem much impressed with this kind of chemical manuring.
• You can see that manuring in this way is very expensive.
• Continue digging over and manuring the flowering borders.
• They paid little attention to the rotation of crops, or to manuring, with the result that the soil was never properly replenished.
• Very little effort is, however, made by planters to cultivate it, although it is very easily worked, and with a little manuring yields fair crops of corn and sweet potatoes.
• Such long intervals of repose from the cane would not be requisite if a better system of manuring were adopted.
• But although manuring is the chief element in successful cultivation, there are many other matters for the planter to attend to during the period that the trees are growing.
• The lands selected for poppy cultivation are generally situated in the vicinity of villages, where the facilities for manuring and irrigation are greatest.
• The town gardener should keep his ground in a good state by frequent light manuring.

Similar words containing MANUR without suffix ing

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