Manure is a necessary fertilizer for growing all known crops, but an equally effective replacement has been found.
You can't do without organic matter in your garden or vegetable garden. However, if you don't have manure, you can use an alternative option.
Some gardeners advise using green manure and straw as fertilizer. But experts believe that this is a bad recommendation, since both products do not fertilize the soil.
Straw is an excellent material for mulching. Green manure is a great option for improving the soil, gardeners say. Planting it is a real salvation for summer residents who are unable to maintain crop rotation.
Manure can be replaced with compost. During the summer season, a lot of waste accumulates, from which this effective fertilizer is prepared.
In addition, "green fertilizer" is also used as an alternative to manure. A herbal infusion is prepared from chopped weeds. The composition is supplemented with ash and applied under the root.
Complex mineral fertilizers, which contain all the substances necessary for plants, also come to the aid of gardeners.
