Scottish. The action of manuring land; (concrete) manure, dung. Cf. good, v. 2b. Now rare.

Fertilization by means of manure.

The action or process of causing to grow or thrive; nourishing, feeding; fertilizing, manuring of land.

The process of enriching (land) or making (it) fertile or fruitful.

The action or process of fertilizing.

(also attributive)

A manuring; also quasi-concrete manure.

English regional. = mendment, n. 2. Obsolete.

The application of manure to the surface of the soil; concrete the manure or fertilizer so applied.

Agriculture. The action or practice of applying chopped, crushed, or ground bones to land as fertilizer. Cf. bone, v.1 3b. Now rare.

Artificial fertilization.

Originally: cultivation of land, tillage. In later use: manuring, fertilizing. Obsolete.

British regional. The process of manuring; (concrete) manure.

a substance added to the soil to improve its properties, esp. its physical properties; also, the use of such substances.

Agriculture. The action of applying a side dressing of fertilizer.

A method of plant fertilization in which liquid fertilizer is added to the water in an irrigation system.