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A 1000 pound (lb) horse produces 31 lb of feces and 2.4 gal. of urine a day. Which adds up to 51 lb of waste/day. 31 lbs of manure/day X 365 days = 11315 lbs of manure per year. 50 to 60 percent of the manure being moisture.
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