ausgebracht

Ausgebracht is the past participle of the German verb ausbringen. It denotes that something has been spread, distributed, applied, or issued. The exact sense depends on context: in agriculture it refers to dispersing substances such as fertilizer, pesticides, or seed; in publishing, advertising, or logistics it can mean to issue, publish, deliver, or distribute; and in finance it can indicate funds that have been allocated. As a grammatical form, ausgebracht is used with the auxiliary haben in perfect tenses (e.g., Ich habe Dünger ausgebracht) and can appear in passive constructions (Es wurden Dünger ausgebracht).

In agriculture and horticulture, ausbringen describes applying material to land or plants. Typical phrases include Dünger ausbringen (to spread fertilizer), Pflanzenschutzmittel ausbringen (to apply pesticides), and Saatgut ausbringen (to sow seeds). This sense emphasizes physical dispersion or application of substances.

In media, marketing and logistics, ausbringen can mean to issue, publish, or deliver. For example, Zeitung ausbringen means to deliver a newspaper, and Werbung ausbringen can describe placing or broadcasting advertising material. In some financial or governmental contexts, ausbringen may appear in the sense of allocating or mobilizing funds, though more common alternatives are ausgeben (to spend) or bereitstellen (to provide).

Overall, ausgebracht functions as a versatile participle tied to actions of spreading, distributing, or issuing, with concrete meaning guided by the surrounding nouns and typical collocations.