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43. Composted manure is generally safe because the composting process

usually goes on for at least a year and gets hot enough, temperature-wise, to kill most pathogens.

Spreading "fresh" manure (cow, horse, chicken) is a no-no and I am sure the Amish are using composted manure from designated piles that also might include "greens" (cut plant material) and "browns" (old leaves).

Bagged manure is sterilized.

Grazing cattle near the edible plantings means a risk of contamination from fresh manure.