What is manure?

Hint: Manure is organic, natural fertilizer. Animal dung is an example for natural fertilizer.

Complete Answer:
The organic matter of the manure contributes to the enhancement of the soil structure, soil fertility, improved water infiltration, and also improved water-holding capacity that helps in plants to grow better and also helps the plant to cope with water-stress.
Manure is the decomposed form of dead plants and animals. Manure is highly rich in nutrients as well as it is also cost-effective.

The major benefits of manure are
- They enrich the soil.
- Provides humus to the soil.
- Improve soil texture.
- The nutrients in manure are also beneficial for the organisms that live in the soil.

Additional information: Base on the decomposed material manure is of two types, green manure, and organic manure. Green manure is a type of crop grown primarily with the mixing of the green crop with soil. It adds nitrogen and organic matter to the soil for the improvement of crop yield. The organic manure is formed from the decomposition of dried plant parts, feces of animals, etc.
The major issue with Manure is the foul odor that comes out of it. Nowadays some artificial fertilizers are also added to manure to enhance its effectiveness.

Note: The mixing of manure into the hard soil can help you to lose the soil and enhance the percentage of soil carbon. Soil carbon increases the source of energy in the plants that make nutrients for the plants and they grow very well.