Manure Nutrient Availability Calculator Examples

Example 1

Hog Operation
Corn-Soybean Rotation
Fall Manure Application

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Champaign County, Illinois
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Operation Name: Example

Manure Information:

Animal		Manure Analysis (lbs/1000 gal)					Manure Storage
Type	Bedding	Total N	NH₄-N	Total P₂O₅	Total K₂O	% DM	Manure Storage
Grow-finish pig		36	24.5	25	22		Underfloor liquid storage

Field/Application Information:

Field Information						Manure Application Information
Field ID	Sub- field	Predominant Soil Type	% OM	Irrigated w/ water	Drained	Month	Equipment	Rate (gal/ac)	Days to Incorp.	Targeted Crop	Previous Crop
E		Flanagan SIL (154A 0-2%)				October	Liquid spreader, injected	5700		Corn	Soybean

Nutrient Availability:

Field ID	Manure Nutrients Available (1^st Year)
	(lbs/1000 gal)			(lbs/ac)
	N	P₂O₅	K₂O	N	P₂O₅	K₂O
E	28	25	22	161	143	125

Source: Illinois Administrative Code, Livestock Management Facility Regulations, sections 900.806 & 900.808

Example 2

Dairy Operation
Continuous Corn for Silage
Spring Manure Application

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Windsor County, Vermont
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Operation Name: Example

Manure Information:

Animal		Manure Analysis (lbs/1000 gal)					Manure Storage
Type	Bedding	Total N	NH₄-N	Total P₂O₅	Total K₂O	% DM	Manure Storage
Milk cow (dairy)		23	11	10	20	7.5	Outside prefab liquid storage

Field/Application Information:

Field Information						Manure Application Information
Field ID	Sub- field	Predominant Soil Type	% OM	Irrigated w/ water	Drained	Month	Equipment	Rate (gal/ac)	Days to Incorp.	Targeted Crop	Previous Crop
1		Ninigret FSL (9B 0-8%)				May	Liquid spreader, surface spray	11000	1	Corn for silage	Corn for silage

Nutrient Availability:

Field ID	Manure Nutrients Available (1^st Year)
	(lbs/1000 gal)			(lbs/ac)
	N	P₂O₅	K₂O	N	P₂O₅	K₂O
1	11	10	20	116	110	220

Source: "Nutrient Recommendations for Field Crops in Vermont," U. of Vermont Extension, Br. 1390, March 2004