Organic Manure

Organic Manure

Organic manure, a nutrient derived from organic sources like waste of animals, vegetable compost, agricultural residues, human excreta, etc. They are basically a natural material that will decay and get mixed with the soil help in higher fertility. Plants need simpler organic supplements and Organic manure play the role of breaking down the complex inorganic nutritional supplement into simpler organic ones.

Organic Manure
Organic manure, a nutrient derived from organic sources like waste of animals, vegetable compost, agricultural residues, human excreta, etc. They are basically a natural material that will decay and get mixed with the soil help in higher fertility. Plants need simpler organic supplements and Organic manure play the role of breaking down the complex inorganic nutritional supplement into simpler organic ones. Organic manure raises the soil's organic matter. Organic matter in effect releases usable plant food from crop use. Organic manures, however, should not be seen exclusively as plant food carriers. Such manures often allow a soil to hold more water and help improve drainage in clay soils as well. They provide organic acids that help dissolve nutrients in the soil and make them available to the plants.

Specifications
Form POWDER FORM
Moisture Less than 25%
Packaging 40 kgs or 50 kgs bags
Analytical report Yes
Payment Terms Advance TT / Irrevocable LC at Sight

Factors affecting decomposition
- Carbon Nitrogen Ratio
- Moisture
- Aeration
- pH
- Size of the Raw Materials

Kinds of Organic Manure
Farmyard Manure - Leftover / Waste of animals from farm together forming a decomposed mixture. Farmyard manure contains 0.5% potassium oxide, 0.2% phosphorus pentoxide and 0.5% nitrogen.

Goat & Sheep Manure - waste of sheep and goat in a decomposed form contains higher nutrients than farmyard manure. It contains 3% nitrogen, 2% potassium oxide and 1% phosphorous pentoxide.

Poultry Manure - Waste from bird are high in nutrients like phosphorus & nitrogen. It contains 1.4% potassium oxide, 3.03% nitrogen and 2.63% phosphorous pentoxide.

Oil Cakes - The solid waste that remains after extracting oil from the seeds is sun-dried in the form of cakes and then used as manure.

Other Manures - Blood meal, bone meal, horn meal, hoof meal, etc are other few rich in nitrogen.

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