Manure Digestion is a biochemical process within anaerobic digestion systems in which organic matter in animal manure is decomposed by microorganisms in the absence of oxygen to produce biogas and stabilized byproducts, distinguished from other feedstock digestion processes by its specific reliance on manure as the primary substrate.
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