Answered Date (30 Oct 2023 11:13 PM)Translated Date (-)
Pit Method : This method is commercially adopted by farmers usually pits of 8m x 2m x 1m dimensions are prepared, which are filled in layers by the mixture of dung, urine and litter up to about 50 cm above ground level. The top is nicely filled, pits is covered by dry soil and then plastered by mud paste. One pit is needed every after two adult animals, the manure became ready after about 150 to 180 days of plastering. Usually 10-12 tones of FYM obtained/pit or every animal gives out about 5 to 6 tones of FYM /year. b) Trench Method : This method is also called as Dr.C.N.Acharya method. In this method trenches of 6 to 8 m length, 1.5 to 2 m width, and 1 to 1.25 m depth are prepared. Mixture of dung and urine soaked litter is deposited in layers in these trenches until it becomes 50 cm above the ground layer. Now it is covered with 50 cm deep soil or wood ash- soil layer and then plastered by mud paste. Manure becomes ready for use after about 150 – 160 days of plastering. c) Heap Method : Most commonly used by the farmers. Every day sweepings, cow dung and litter are collected and heaped at any fixed place. After about 6 to 9 months, the rotten manure is used. According to an estimate, about 30 to 35% N2, 20 to 25% P2O5 & 4-6%
Answered Date (30 Oct 2023 11:12 PM)Translated Date (-)
Pit Method : This method is commercially adopted by farmers usually pits of 8m x 2m x 1m dimensions are prepared, which are filled in layers by the mixture of dung, urine and litter up to about 50 cm above ground level. The top is nicely filled, pits is covered by dry soil and then plastered by mud paste. One pit is needed every after two adult animals, the manure became ready after about 150 to 180 days of plastering. Usually 10-12 tones of FYM obtained/pit or every animal gives out about 5 to 6 tones of FYM /year. Trench Method : This method is also called as Dr.C.N.Acharya method. In this method trenches of 6 to 8 m length, 1.5 to 2 m width, and 1 to 1.25 m depth are prepared. Mixture of dung and urine soaked litter is deposited in layers in these trenches until it becomes 50 cm above the ground layer. Now it is covered with 50 cm deep soil or wood ash- soil layer and then plastered by mud paste. Manure becomes ready for use after about 150 – 160 days of plastering. c) Heap Method : Most commonly used by the farmers. Every day sweepings, cow dung and litter are collected and heaped at any fixed place. After about 6 to 9 months, the rotten manure is used. According to an estimate, about 30 to 35% N2, 20 to 25% P2O5 & 4-6% potassium are lost during preparation of manure due to leaching, washing and volatilization.
Answered Date (31 Jul 2021 04:03 PM)Translated Date (-)
Balraj Singh ji, roodi te esdi spray kar skde ho, esnu tyar karn lai isdi ik dabbi nu 200ltr paani vich 300gm gud de naal mix krna hunda hai ate 7 din lai shaave rakhna hunda hai ate lgatar usnu hilaunde rehna hai, 7 din baad eh use lai tyar ho janda hai, Dhanvad
