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000079c8ca841c8d22c7339ab655ddcec3d1fb43347af410800f67f3dddac999	Soil scientists should be involved in doing research regarding this topic, as time from "production" of manure and time either composted or used in fields for non-food crops (i.e. cover crops) should be a part of this. Also "organic" farms should, potentially, have a different standard, as the manure used in their fields would be from cows with an undisturbed microbiome. In addition, while research is being done, the affects of non-organic animal feed, potentially sprayed with persistent herbicides, should be considered when evaluating potential bacterial effects (possibly abnormal microbiomes?). It is generally accepted by home gardeners that all compost needs to be tested with legume test plantings before applying to our gardens to see if the persistent herbicides are still active and will stunt our crops, this needs to be a part of all scientific studies as well!	1	ebd85de39c9ff1cb77e0128dedf2f3d4ba4490a1359130b9d692da1fbf9a143c