Animal manures have been used in agriculture as a fertilizer to enrich the soil. Dungs from different livestock animals and poultry such as chickens and pigs are utilized.
Composting is the process of putting together biologic and organic remnants. Examples of these biodegradable residues include food wastes and scraps, straw, leaf clippings, and of course, animal excrements.
Composting is used to improve soil fertility; the soil’s capability to store and hold water and moisture; the organic characteristics of the soil; and lastly, it’s volume and density.
Overall, composting has benefits that can help the soil and the environment as well. This method is practical in a way that it can help eliminate waste by solving it practically and environmentally.