Desi cow dung
Fresh dung from native desi cows is where it all begins.
Agriculture: The Source of All Prosperity.
Great harvests grow from what you can’t see.
0 mSurface
0–5 cm
1Surface Soil Layer
Begin decomposing fallen leaves, organic waste, and animal manure. Activate beneficial microorganisms.
5–15 cm
2Upper Soil Layer
Loosen and improve the soil around plant roots. Help roots access air, water, and nutrients.
15–30 cm
3Middle Soil Layer
Help bind soil particles together, forming a stable soil structure. Improve the soil’s water-holding capacity.
Below 30 cm
4Lower Soil Layer
Create deep burrows that allow air to enter the soil. Help rainwater infiltrate deeper into the ground.
On the earthworm’s trail
Farming the way our soil remembers.
Follow the worm: five steps from desi cow dung to your soil.
Leaves & crop residue
Fallen leaves and crop remains are mixed in. Nothing is wasted.
Earthworms at work
Red wigglers slowly eat and break it all down, week after week.
Vermicompost is ready
Dark and crumbly, rich in N, P, K, micronutrients and enzymes.
Add Vermicompost to your soil.
Mix it into beds and pots, or spread it around the roots.
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In our village, every good decision starts at the chaupal. Ask us anything about your soil.
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