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How much manure does it take to spread per hectare?

The recommendations in the Code of Good Practice relate to well stored animal manure. Covered slatted stored cattle slurry would have 7% to 8% dry matter. Note 11m3 per hectare = 1,000 gallons per acre. 4.5 tonnes (4,572 Kgs) of dungstead manure are the equivalent weight of 1,000 gallons of slurry.

When should you spread manure?

Apply after soil temperatures are below 50F but before the soil is frozen. This will slow down conversion of nitrogen to forms that are easily lost. Do not apply in the fall on coarse-textured soils.

What is the best way to spread manure?

A tractor and a manure spreader are needed to ensure proper field application of stored manure. Some small farms may be able to utilize small ground-driven spreaders that can be pulled behind an all-terrain vehicle or pickup instead of a tractor.

How much manure should be spread per acre?

Manure may be applied prior to planting most crops, although some crops will be harmed by heavy applications. For example, only modest (10-15 tons per acre) manure applications should be made prior to a small grain crop to avoid lodging of the crop if it is to be harvested for grain rather than silage.