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Earth windrows may be
formed by
graders when
grading earthworks or dirt
roads Leaf
windrows may be
required for muni****l collection.
Fossil windrows are...
- of the
windrows must be
measured and
logged constantly to
determine the
optimum time to turn them for
quicker compost production.
Compost windrow turners...
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Martin C.
Windrow (born 1944) is a
British historian,
editor and
author of
several hundred books,
articles and monographs,
particularly those on organizational...
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Windrow is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
George C.
Windrow (1931–2019),
American politician and
soldier John
Edwin Windrow (1899–1984)...
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aeration by
regularly turning the
mixture in a
process using open
piles or
windrows. Fungi, earthworms, and
other detritivores further break up the organic...
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George C.
Windrow, Sr. and
Rhoda Mae
Taylor Windrow.
Windrow graduated from
Thomas Jefferson High School, San Antonio, Texas, in 1949.
Windrow went to University...
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Windrow is an
unincorporated community in
Rutherford County, Tennessee,
United States. "
Windrow, Tennessee".
Geographic Names Information System. United...
- phytoremediation, bioventing, bioattenuation, biosparging,
composting (biopiles and
windrows), and landfarming.
Other remediation techniques include thermal desorption...
- with its
wheels outside of its main body Open
Windrow Composting,
composting of
waste in open-air
windrows Optical wireless communications Oscillating water...
- hay rake is an
agricultural rake used to
collect cut hay or
straw into
windrows for
later collection (e.g. by a
baler or a
loader wagon). It is also designed...
