add_manure: Add a manure management object
In aj-sykes92/soilc.ipcc: The IPCC (2019) Tier 2 Steady-State Method for Soil Carbon
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
To be used as an argument to the build_input() function. Creates an object
containing crop management information and checks it for correct format and values. Arguments
should be vectors of matching length, or of length 1.
Usage
1
add_manure(livestock_type, n_rate)
Arguments
livestock_type
A character vector indicating the livestock type from which the manure is
derived. See names(man_fractions) for possible options.
n_rate
A numeric vector indicating the manure application rate, in kg nitrogen ha^-1.
Examples
1
2
add_manure(livestock_type = c("beef_cattle", "swine"),
n_rate = c(47, 52))
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
To be used as an argument to the build_input() function. Creates an object
containing crop management information and checks it for correct format and values. Arguments
should be vectors of matching length, or of length 1.
Usage
1 | add_manure(livestock_type, n_rate)
|
Arguments
livestock_type |
A character vector indicating the livestock type from which the manure is
derived. See |
n_rate |
A numeric vector indicating the manure application rate, in kg nitrogen ha^-1. |
Examples
1 2 | add_manure(livestock_type = c("beef_cattle", "swine"),
n_rate = c(47, 52))
|
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