Organic Manure Granules
₹10,000.0
The product details are as follows:
Minimum Order Quantity: 10,000 Units
Packaging Type: Bag
Packaging Size: 50 Kg Bags
Brand: JBF
Usage/Application: Agriculture
Color: Brown
Grade: Agriculture
Form: Granules
For centuries, animal manure, such as chicken manure and cow dung, has served as a valuable fertilizer in agriculture. Its benefits include enhancing soil structure, enabling better nutrient and water retention, and increasing overall fertility. Additionally, animal manure stimulates soil microbial activity, leading to a more abundant supply of trace minerals, which, in turn, improves plant nutrition. This organic fertilizer contains nitrogen and other essential nutrients that support plant growth. Despite its significant role in providing organic matter and vital nutrients for plants, it can also contribute to soil structure degradation over time.
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Organic manure is free from synthetic chemicals and pesticides, reducing the risk of chemical pollution in soil and water bodies.
Organic manure enhances soil fertility and structure, promoting better water retention and reducing soil erosion, which helps combat desertification.
Organic manure aids in carbon sequestration, trapping carbon dioxide in the soil and mitigating the effects of climate change.
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