#Natural fertilizer

[bharatvarsh22]

Guide to produce Vermicompost – Bharatvarsh Nature Farms

With the globe becoming more environmentally aware, and everything from agriculture to agriculture and gardening experiencing a significant renaissance, compost reigns supreme.

However, you are not required to work alone. With the aid of some wriggly little buddies, you can create a final product that is highly effective and pocket friendly, as well as healthier and ecologically beneficial for plants!

What is Vermicompost?

Vermicomposting is the process of composting in which particular earthworm species are utilized to improve the organic waste conversion process and provide a better final product. Vermicomposting produces organic fertilizer from decaying food and vegetable waste, bedding materials, and worm castings. Vermicompost benefits include soil enrichment, increased harvest yields, and plant disease suppression.

Why would you want to vermicompost?

Vermicompost is excellent manure for organic agriculture since it is nutrient-dense and includes:

High-quality humus.

Plant growth hormones.

Enzymes.

Nutrients that help in growth and protect crops from pests and diseases.

Even though organic farming has produced excellent outcomes,people still have the wrong notion that chemical fertilizer leads to increased productivity. According to studies, the plant roots quickly absorb the nutrients from earthworm compost. Vermicompost cannot be flushed from the soil as soon as chemical fertilizers,due to the presence of worm mucus. Most crucial advantage is that plants have more time to absorb and benefit from nutrients present in vermicompost.

Why is vermicompost high in demand?

The worldwide vermicompost market is primarily driven by rising demand for organic products and therefore resulting into rising interest in organic cultivation. Other than the requirement in farming, there is a demand for home gardening, landscaping, golf courses, compost tea production, and selling. The growing demand for vermicompost from private labs, colleges, and high schools for research and teaching is also fueling this market’s global expansion.

Read More: https://bharatvarshnaturefarms.com/guide-to-produce-vermicompost-bharatvarsh-nature-farm/

[swift-grow]

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[helengie]

Goats: The Ultimate Multi-Taskers

🐐 Did you know that animals play a crucial role in permaculture projects? Take the goat, for example. It fertilizes the soil with its droppings, trims and tramples the lawn to perfection, and provides us with milk for drinking and making delicious cheese. Permaculture is not just about plants; we also need livestock animals in the ecosystem on our farms to have healthy food like veggies. Natural fertilizers are better than artificial ones, which have a negative impact on human health. Check out the funny goat-themed shirts 👕 and another item at HelenGie's store on Redbubble and Teepublic, highlighting how goats are the ultimate multitaskers. 🌿💪🐐

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[peptechbioscience321]

PEPTECH BIOSCIENCES: HARNESSING LIQUID SEAWEED EXTRACT FOR SUSTAINABLE PLANT GROWTH

Liquid seaweed extract is a potent solution made from marine algae, that is widely known for its ability to naturally boost plant growth. It is loaded with essential nutrients, amino acids, and vitamins, that improve nutrient uptake and make plants more resilient to environmental stressors. It also enhances soil health by improving structure and microbial activity, which is why it is a popular choice for organic farming. Its biostimulant properties support plant metabolism, and when applied on leaves, it is quickly absorbed. Not only does it promote root development and stress resistance, but it also aligns with sustainable agriculture as it reduces the need for synthetic fertilizers. It is versatile, compatible with other inputs, and improves overall plant health and productivity. Following recommended application guidelines will ensure optimal results.

[peptech123]

Did you know that using seaweed extract as a natural bio-stimulant can help boost crop health? 

Peptech Bio, a leading manufacturer and exporter of seaweed extract, offers this substance as a nutrient-rich solution derived from marine algae that enhances plant growth, root development, and overall vigor. Packed with essential nutrients and plant growth regulators, seaweed extract promotes stress tolerance, improves soil structure, and contributes to disease resistance. Its compatibility with various inputs makes it suitable for integrated and sustainable farming practices. Seaweed extract is commonly applied through foliar spraying and is widely used in organic farming due to its natural and sustainable characteristics. Farmers rely on Peptech Bio's seaweed extract to improve yield, quality, and the overall health of a variety of crops.

[chokrihizem]

Adding Chicken Manure to The Garden Soil and It's Benefits

[bharatvarsh22]

Guide to produce Vermicompost – Bharatvarsh Nature Farms

Learn to know more about benefits of Vermicompost, and get the helpful tips from us to prepare vermicompost in your own garden. Vermicompost from Bharatvarsh Nature Farms is completely free from chemicals and attracts existing deep-burrowing earthworms along with ensuring enrichment of the soil with microbes. Visit Now!!

Do Visit: https://bharatvarshnaturefarms.com/guide-to-produce-vermicompost-bharatvarsh-nature-farm/

[swift-grow]

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[helengie]

Goats: The ultimate multi-taskers 🐐🌿🌾🧀

Looking for a sustainable way to mow your lawn, fertilize your garden, and produce delicious, healthy cheese? Look no further than goats! 🐏 These furry creatures are the perfect multitaskers. They'll happily graze your lawn, leaving it looking neat and tidy. 🏡 They'll also add valuable nutrients to your soil, helping your plants grow strong and healthy. 🌱 And of course, they'll provide you with fresh milk, which you can use to make your own homemade cheese. 🥛 So if you're looking for a fun and efficient way to take care of your property, goats are the way to go! 👐 The T-shirt and other merchandise with this motif are available in the HelenGie store on TeePublic 👕👚:

https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/56376134-goats-the-ultimate-multi-taskers-mowing-the-grass-

[sea-arsonist]

Tis 1 AM right now. And I got this...MASSIVE urge to doodle the clan holding babies. So I just......succumbed to my desiresmmm. Doodles are a little crunchy but I hope they're still readable (this is non AU work)

(Don't take this too seriously)

Also if y'all wondering where Kuya is.......he the baby daddy

[prolibytherium]

There's a LOT of things people do wrong when constructing fantasy beliefs in pantheons of gods, but one of the more specific is having only one god related to fertility and it kind of being just a horny sex thing.

Like you'll have one in the entire bunch whose sphere is listed as fertility and it's basically like Yeah this is the sex one. She's always depicted naked (but not TOO naked because censorship and/or the writer's own skittishness). She's going to have the exact body type epitomized in contemporary western beauty standards and there's usually no chance in hell that she's gonna be fat (unless MAYBE they're referencing 'venus' figurines). Her thing is fertility, which means having sex and making babies. Might be a goddess of beauty or love or marriage too, because these are kinda sex things, but that's probably it. And yeah that sort of thing is virtually nonexistent in real life.

Like the concept of fertility is so fundamentally important to the function of most societies in human history in ways that it is just Not in industrialized imperial core countries. Most people are getting food from stores, and not having to worry about harvesting crops or breeding livestock or foraging for food or having enough animals to hunt, so fertility only really comes up as a concern if you're trying to have kids (and there is certainly societal pressure to have children, but your wellbeing and survival is rarely going to Depend on it). And I think writing only from that perspective and not even trying to learn about WHY fertility is so conceptually important is why you see this trend.

There's no absolute universal statement about how people believe in gods but it's broadly accurate that systems with many deities will Usually have more than one deity associated with fertility, and these associations will certainly include human reproduction but also the fertility of livestock/hunted animals, plants, the land itself.

Some fertility deities may also be heavily associated with seasonal changes or environmental factors that agriculture or foraging is dependent on (spring/summer/fall, seasonal rains, seasonal flooding, rain itself, sunlight, good soil, rivers, wetlands, etc). Some certainly might be related to love, marriage, sex, and beauty, but that's VERY RARELY going to be the sole way the concept of fertility is embodied. And they'll often will have other associations not directly about fertility, or related to fertility in culturally specific ways.

[capturingcharisma]

“The flower, when it wilts, becomes the compost. The compost can help grow a flower again. Happiness is also organic and impermanent by nature. It can become suffering and suffering can become happiness again.”― Thich Nhat Hanh

[biologist4ever]

[thotsandbaddies]