Starting from scratch: - "Manure" refers to organic material
used as fertilizer. This includes animal manure, compost, and
green manure. - "Compost" is decomposed organic matter. - "Tea"
in this context is the liquid resulting from steeping compost
(or manure) in water for a period of time. - "Leachate" is
liquid that leaches out of something. Given the definitions
above, compost is manure, and broken-down animal manure is
compost. Most people I know who say "manure" mean animal manure
-- any other use is qualified, e.g. "green manure". "Organic"
regulations in some places may make a technical distinction
between "manure" and "compost". Below when I say "manure" I mean
"animal manure", and "compost" means compost produced without
any animal feces. - "Compost tea" is the liquid product created
by steeping compost in water. - "Manure tea" is the liquid
product created by steeping manure in water. - "Compost
leachate" is the liquid that seeps from the bottom of your pile
or tumbler. - "Herbal tea" is something I