The organic manure from Hari Om Vermi Compost is recycled and decomposed as a fertilizer. It is very important part of organic farming. It is produced by composting process which includes making a wetted organic matter or green water like food waste and leaves. After a few weeks or months, organic materials are used to break down into humus. The decomposition process is concluded by adding water, removing plant matter, and proper aeration with special cluster of bacteria.
Elements of Organic Manure
Our Organic manure contains various micro nutrients and trace elements important for healthy plant growth –
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Calcium
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Boron
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Chlorine
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Iron
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Copper
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Zinc
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Manganese
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Magnesium
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Sulfur
Why Organic Manure?
Soil is considered to be the heart of whole organic farming. Microbial activity in the soil produces organic compost to provide a lot of nutrients and minerals to the crops and plants. It promotes vigorous, healthy growth of the crop. Optimum crop health and biodiversity work well to reduce the risk of disease attack and buildup of pest.
Organic compost made of fungi and microscopic bacteria, earthworms and other life forms, promotes soil food web. Organic manure improves the nutrition and flavor of tomatoes and other vegetables and avoids common diseases. It also helps retain moisture in the soil. You can improve the ability of your garden to reduce volume of trash and grow healthy plants.
Organic Manure vs. Chemical Fertilizer
Chemical fertilizer feeds the plants and Organic Manure feeds the soil. Fertilizer boosts the nutrient supply of soil rather than feeding the soil. Fertilizers contain ingredients that are made to boost growth of plants.
The application rates of fertilizer are based on the requirements of plants. Either conventional or organic fertilizers work for vegetables. On the other side, organic manure is better for soil food web than fertilizers. Chemicals feed composting but using it regularly can discourage microbes and hinder the balance.
Other Differences –
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Organic compost is fairly cheaper than chemical fertilizers. The best part is that farmers can easily prepare organic compost at home.
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Another reason to choose organic compost over chemical fertilizers is that organic compost improves taste of fruits and vegetables. On the other side, chemical fertilizers create pollution and reduce taste.
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Organic compost also saves on the requirement of water. On the other side, chemical fertilizers need a lot of water for crops.
