Is sheep manure or cow manure better for organic fertilizer?

Sheep manure organic fertilizer is generally better than cow manure organic fertilizer.

Sheep dung organic fertilizer: The dung is thick and easy to decompose. The fever is between that of cow dung and horse dung. It is a thermal fertilizer and contains slow-acting nutrients that are not easy to decompose.

Cow manure organic fertilizer: The manure is fine, has poor ventilation, low calorific value, and slow decomposition of organic matter. It is a cold fertilizer.

1. Sheep manure organic fertilizer

1. Nutrient content

(1) In sheep manure, the nitrogen content is about 0.65%, and the phosphorus content is about 0.65%. The content is about 0.50%, the potassium content is about 0.25%, the moisture content is about 65%, and the organic matter content is about 28%.

(2) In sheep urine, the nitrogen content is about 1.40%, the phosphorus content is about 0.03%, the potassium content is about 2.10%, the moisture content is about 87%, and the organic matter content is about 7.20%.

2. Fertility characteristics

(1) Sheep dung is dry and fine, thick, and the fever is between horse dung and cow dung. , is a thermal fertilizer.

(2) Sheep manure also has effective nutrients that are easily decomposed and can be absorbed and utilized by crops, as well as slow-acting nutrients that are not easily decomposed. It is an organic fertilizer that combines fast and slow fertilizer effects.

2. Cow dung organic fertilizer

1. Nutrient content

(1) In cow dung, nitrogen content It is about 0.32%, the phosphorus content is about 0.25%, the potassium content is about 0.15%, the moisture content is about 83%, and the organic matter content is about 14.50%.

(2) In cattle urine, the nitrogen content is about 0.50%, the phosphorus content is about 0.03%, the potassium content is about 0.65%, the moisture content is about 94%, and the organic matter content is about 3.0%.

2. Fertility characteristics

The content of organic matter and various nutrients in cow dung is low, and the dung is fine, contains more water, and is ventilated. It has poor chemical properties, slow decomposition of organic matter, and low calorific value. It is a cold-acting, slow-acting fertilizer.