protein in cow manure

Since you say you weren't trolling (and we have been bothered by such creatures here in the past), you may get a result if you just do a general search about protein in the poop of any mammals.

Someone (David I think) mentioned that a healthy cow shouldn't have a lot of protein in it's poop. If he is right, and past history indicates that he doesn't post unless he's either sure of his facts or puts in a qualifier, then perhaps the same principle would apply to all mammals.

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Farm1
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Unless the animal was sick, most of the protein excreted would be in the form of bacteria. Most of the excreted nitrogen would be urea.

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Billy

There have been news articles about synthetic food from manure. I took such reports as using manure as a source material for growth not as a direct source material for the chemicals.

Using manure as a source material for growth is normally called a garden. ;%) Using manure to feed a culture that makes meat-like-stuff is more direct but still the same general process.

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Doug Freyburger

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