manure = Dung
manure = Dünger
manure = Mist
Manure translates as Dung or Dünger
It means manure. It is a mild way of saying manure as an interjection as well--though it is not nearly as offensive as it is in English. Its nuance is closer to "darn it" or "shoot," etc.
Do you mean manure? Manure has nitrogen that plants use.
Horse manure compound.
Ok you first go to the guy that stinks in other words the guy with the manure click on him and he will give you a bag of manure and that's how you get the fuel! ( if you don't know what I mean I mean that the ship runs on manure )
making fertile as by appliying fertilizer or manure.
To convert garbage into manure is known as vremicompost.
what is the anytonm for manure
Manure IS a fertilizer ! I think you may mean to say artificial fertilizer - which has energy costs as well as requiring the use of resources such as petroleum.
manure
so ein mist is the closest you can get to that translation because mist literally means manure
Fertilizer that is produced synthetically is what inorganic manure means. Exudates refer to plant wastes while manure references animal wastes or laboratory-produced fertilizer.