also: うまやごえ
manure; barnyard manure
Specifically refers to animal waste used as fertilizer, often from stables. Common in agricultural and gardening contexts.
Farmers spread manure on the fields to enrich the soil.
Manure is considered more environmentally friendly than chemical fertilizers.
厩肥 is manure specifically from livestock barns, whereas 堆肥 is the broader term for any composted organic matter.
Standard kanji spelling for 'manure' in agricultural contexts.
Variant kanji form of 厩肥; rarely used.
Variant kanji form of 厩肥; rarely used.
Alternate reading, literally 'stable manure'; less common than きゅうひ.
Compound of 厩 (stable) and 肥 (fertilizer). The reading きゅうひ is on'yomi; うまやごえ is a kun'yomi compound reading.