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So, from this article I learned:

Only cow urine contains ammonia. Deer, elk, sheep, rabbits, and birds does not.

Only cow urine from cows raised on grass fertilized with ammonia contains ammonia.

Because science

1 posted on 06/11/2015 1:54:30 PM PDT by Vince Ferrer
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Other animals have magic urine which is the liquid equivalent of pixie dust, don’t you know.


2 posted on 06/11/2015 1:57:14 PM PDT by Army Air Corps (Four Fried Chickens and a Coke)
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so....Toledo, Ohio had to shut down the entire municipal water system last summer due to toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie, which were obviously caused by herds of cattle roaming through the streets and peeing into the Maumee River. ahhhhh....NOW I get it! /s


3 posted on 06/11/2015 2:00:53 PM PDT by Buckeye McFrog
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Spreading to the horizon, fro as far as the eye can see, the giant buffalo herd took three days to pass (and it never, ever, peed, not even once).

Cows and other ruminants fill a niche in the ecosystem once filled by buffalo and other ruminants. Those critters which fill those niches do what the other critters did: eat green things, drink water, make more critters, and produce waste from their alimentary canals and renal systems.

What I want to know is how the airborne crystallized pee was tracked, versus waterborne, re-dissolved crystallized pee in runoff.

Furthermore, I want to know how this pee was attributed to any specific genus or species of organism versus any other species or genus of organism that pees.

5 posted on 06/11/2015 2:05:59 PM PDT by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly. Stand fast. God knows what He is doing.)
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This “science” sounds like what comes out of another cow opening. Rocky Mountain National Park is a high altitude, headwaters kind of place. Cow pee does not flow up those slopes. And cow pee floats in the air? Seriously? Do these “scientists” know that there is a large elk herd up there?


6 posted on 06/11/2015 2:08:18 PM PDT by colorado tanker
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Seems they just need to toss some copper sulfate into the pond to clear up the algae then.


9 posted on 06/11/2015 2:12:33 PM PDT by Teflonic
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I think I found a link between BS and politicians...


10 posted on 06/11/2015 2:12:59 PM PDT by john316 (JOSHUA 24:15 ...choose you this day whom ye will serve...)
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Nitrogen and CO2 are essential for plant growth. The eco-weenies now term these toxic pollutants.

Increased nitrogen, in the nitrate form which is most useful to plants, will promote increased plant growth which will require more CO2 to be pulled from the atmosphere and be “sequestered” (environmental buzz-word!) by the plants.

BTW, said plants will produce more oxygen for animals and humans.


12 posted on 06/11/2015 2:16:38 PM PDT by BwanaNdege
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"Out of my way, you damned tree huggers!"

15 posted on 06/11/2015 2:31:21 PM PDT by Cicero (Marcus Tullius)
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The science is settled. There is no need for further discussion.

You all are just a bunch of cow pee deniers!!!

/sarc


16 posted on 06/11/2015 2:32:29 PM PDT by themidnightskulker (And then the thread dies... peacefully, in it's sleep....)
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The science is settled. There is no need for further discussion.

You all are just a bunch of cow pee deniers!!!

/sarc


17 posted on 06/11/2015 2:32:29 PM PDT by themidnightskulker (And then the thread dies... peacefully, in it's sleep....)
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It is illegal for cows to be in Rocky Mountain Park. They would not graze at the high altitude like stated. This is just an ignorant hit piece.


18 posted on 06/11/2015 2:34:31 PM PDT by mountainlion (Live well for those that did not make it back.)
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There are no cows in Rocky Mtn. Nat. Park and hardly any cows for hundreds of miles west of it. Besides, snow and rain have always been known to contain nitrogen which is highly beneficial to farms and gardens. Plants crave nitrogen.


19 posted on 06/11/2015 2:36:37 PM PDT by TigersEye (If You Are Ignorant, Don't Vote!)
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Save the Planet — Eat Steak!!!!


20 posted on 06/11/2015 2:38:34 PM PDT by Gator113 (~~Cruz, OR LOSE~~ Ted Cruz is the only true Conservative in this race. ~~ just livin' life~~)
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Cow pee is nothing more than a wasted and misdirected item which can be used to grow beneficial organisms (like carbon sequestering mushrooms) instead of destructive ones (like algae blooms).


21 posted on 06/11/2015 2:38:44 PM PDT by BlackAdderess ("Give me a but a firm spot on which to stand, and I shall move the earth". --Archimedes)
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what happened when millions and millions of bison peed?

Although there was no fertilizer, there were tens of thousands of times more animals and thousands of times the concentration

the person that dreamed this one up needs a good horsewhipping


25 posted on 06/11/2015 2:50:36 PM PDT by bert ((K.E.; N.P.; GOPc.;+12, 73, ..... No peace? then no peace!)
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I remember when algae blooms were caused by excess phosphorous compounds from laundry detergents.

I guess science is re-invented as required in the 21st century.


27 posted on 06/11/2015 3:06:18 PM PDT by JJ_Folderol (Diagonally parked in a parallel universe...)
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Carried north? Really? I'm not familiar with wind patterns in that part of the world.
28 posted on 06/11/2015 3:07:11 PM PDT by Jemian (War Eagle!)
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Cattle are not contributing to much of it. Herds and grazing leases have been dwindling in size and number. Wildlife have always been most of the cause. Over a hundred years ago, high mountain elevations were home to extremely large numbers of ruminants and predators as compared to now.

It’s always been wise to avoid drinking untreated surface water in CO (bacteria, protozoa,...). People died in the distant past from doing so.


30 posted on 06/11/2015 3:13:14 PM PDT by familyop (We Baby Boomers are croaking in an avalanche of corruption smelled around the planet.)
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"When it rains or snows, the ammonium nitrate falls back to earth."

Soil on the Rockies, especially in high mountain basins (look like dry prairies), is extremely sterile for lack of fertilizer.

The soil is also very hard packed for lack of plant cellulose that would otherwise keep the soil loose enough to retain water. And the water does not run off except for what runs into the rivers and creeks from the peaks. The water in those basins mentioned above evaporates very quickly, especially in the winds.


31 posted on 06/11/2015 3:18:14 PM PDT by familyop (We Baby Boomers are croaking in an avalanche of corruption smelled around the planet.)
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Why is raw nitrogen in our national parks? HINT: Nitrogen comprises about 14% of air!


33 posted on 06/11/2015 3:27:20 PM PDT by mountainlion (Live well for those that did not make it back.)
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