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Biofertilizers provide several benefits:
1) They are an environmentally friendly substitute for chemical fertilizers.
2) They transform organic matter into nutrients that make plants healthy and increase crop output.
3) They have a low production cost since they use leftover vegetables and organic materials.
Biofertilizers provide several benefits:
1) They are an environmentally friendly substitute for chemical fertilizers.
2) They transform organic matter into nutrients that make plants healthy and increase crop output.
3) They have a low production cost since they use leftover vegetables and organic materials.
Biofertilizers provide several benefits:
1) They are an environmentally friendly substitute for chemical fertilizers.
2) They transform organic matter into nutrients that make plants healthy and increase crop output.
3) They have a low production cost since they use leftover vegetables and organic materials.
for more Information. Why Biofertilizers? 10 Simple Steps to Making Biofertilizers in Five Months The natural products laying around farms can be Step 1 Prepare the ingredients: Step 7 Seal the barrel tightly and leave it turned into biofertilizers and used to make (Day 1) 1 kg of bamboo leaves (Day 31-61) alone. This allows the mixture to healthy and abundant crops. Teaching farmers 5 kg of husk ferment and form a liquid called micro how to use biofertilizers will instill self-reliance 2 kg of barn -organisms. After 30 days, a white into their daily lives. layer will form. 1 kg of undisturbed soil collected from 5 cm under the surface near a Step 8 Prepare the following ingredients to This type of fertilizer eliminates the use of tree make biofertilizers: harmful chemicals. Instead, it acts as a biological (Day 61) steroid that is still gentle on the environment and Step 2 Mix the ingredients on the ground for 1 part micro-organism that was available for a fraction of the price. One student (Day 1) approximately 30 minutes or until the prepared in Step 7 even commented: mixture is consistent. 1 part sugar or molasses 10 parts water Add water while mixing to moisten the Biofertilizers can reduce my familys 100 L barrel that is 1/3 full of blend. chopped leftover vegetables, herbs expenses by replacing the cost of or fruits chemical fertilizers -Benya P. Step 9 Make the biofertilizers: (Day 61-76) Mix the water, sugar or molasses, and micro-organism together. Biofertilizers are made from easily obtained Step 3 Move the mixture into a shallow organic materials such as rice husks, soil, Add the chopped vegetables and (Day 1) bucket with a 50 cm diameter. continue to stir. bamboo, and vegetables that can be found in even the most remote areas of Asia. Tightly seal the barrel and let it sit Distribute the mixture in the bucket for approximately 15 days. and create a depression in the center Making biofertilizers is an exciting and to promote heat ventilation. Step 10 Dilute 30mL with 20L of water. practical way for students to learn about biology (Day 76) and chemistry. By following these 10 simple Step 4 Cover the bucket and move it to a Spray the biofertilizers on the root of steps, it can easily be adapted to your schools the plants to enhance their growth. (Day 1-31) shady area to create a dried sample. curriculum too! Mix every 4 days for a period of 30 days to maintain consistency. Step 5 Place the dried sample from Step 4 (Day 31) into a net bag once a layer of white hypha has formed on the top of it.
Step 6 Making the liquid micro-organisms:
(Day 31) Prepare 75 L of clean water in a 100 L barrel. Add 15 kg of brown sugar or 15 L of molasses. Add the 0.5 kg net bag from Step 5. Stir in one direction for around 10 minutes, or until evenly mixed.
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