This document discusses agriculture waste management and vermicomposting. It describes how agriculture waste like paddy straw, cow dung, and fruit/vegetable waste can be used to produce manures like vermicompost, FYM, and vermiwash. Vermicompost is created through the aerobic decomposition of agriculture waste by earthworms like Eisenia foetida and Lumbricus rubellis at room temperature. The document outlines the process of vermicomposting, including using earthworms that can survive temperatures up to 45°C and prefer 28-30°C, and turning the compost piles.
This document discusses agriculture waste management and vermicomposting. It describes how agriculture waste like paddy straw, cow dung, and fruit/vegetable waste can be used to produce manures like vermicompost, FYM, and vermiwash. Vermicompost is created through the aerobic decomposition of agriculture waste by earthworms like Eisenia foetida and Lumbricus rubellis at room temperature. The document outlines the process of vermicomposting, including using earthworms that can survive temperatures up to 45°C and prefer 28-30°C, and turning the compost piles.
This document discusses agriculture waste management and vermicomposting. It describes how agriculture waste like paddy straw, cow dung, and fruit/vegetable waste can be used to produce manures like vermicompost, FYM, and vermiwash. Vermicompost is created through the aerobic decomposition of agriculture waste by earthworms like Eisenia foetida and Lumbricus rubellis at room temperature. The document outlines the process of vermicomposting, including using earthworms that can survive temperatures up to 45°C and prefer 28-30°C, and turning the compost piles.
This document discusses agriculture waste management and vermicomposting. It describes how agriculture waste like paddy straw, cow dung, and fruit/vegetable waste can be used to produce manures like vermicompost, FYM, and vermiwash. Vermicompost is created through the aerobic decomposition of agriculture waste by earthworms like Eisenia foetida and Lumbricus rubellis at room temperature. The document outlines the process of vermicomposting, including using earthworms that can survive temperatures up to 45°C and prefer 28-30°C, and turning the compost piles.
• Submitted to : Santosh Kumar • Agri. Waste management: In the agriculture waste management , mange the agriculture the which produces from the agriculture products and use in the beneficial way for eg. Paddy straw , cow dung and fruits and vegetables waste are used with help of agriculture waste making the manures for eg vermi compost , FYM , vermiwash etc. • Vermi compost : • • Vermi compost is the product of earth warm digestion and aerobic decomposition using the activities of micro and macroorganism at room temp. • • In the vermi compost paddy straw , cow dung and fruits and vegetables waste is decomposed by earth warms • • Vermi compost is prepare in the pit and the pit size acc. To the requirement • Spp. Of the earth warms: There are mainly two spp. Of earth warms used in the vermi compost • Eisenia foetida • Lumbricus rubellis Eisenia foetida is most commonly used in the Punjab. These earth warms are survive upto 45 °c . The mostly favorabale temp. Is 28- 30°c to the survival of the earth. • Process of vermicomposting : 18aug. 2023 Dr. Santosh Kumar deliver the lecture about the agriculture waste management and the vermicomposting preparation steps . • 21 aug .2023 gives the turning which is present in the pits • Aug 2023 deliver the lecture DR. G.P Upadhyay about the vermicompost and earth warms . THANK YOU….