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    1. Composting is the natural process of recycling organic matter like food scraps and leaves into a valuable fertilizer by speeding up decomposition. 2. Materials used for composting include kitchen waste, dry leaves, coconut fiber, and soil. 3. The composting process involves layering materials in a pot with holes, covering with soil and cow dung, and leaving for weeks until compost is formed.

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    1. Composting is the natural process of recycling organic matter like food scraps and leaves into a valuable fertilizer by speeding up decomposition. 2. Materials used for composting include kitchen waste, dry leaves, coconut fiber, and soil. 3. The composting process involves layering materials in a pot with holes, covering with soil and cow dung, and leaving for weeks until compost is formed.

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    1. Composting is the natural process of recycling organic matter like food scraps and leaves into a valuable fertilizer by speeding up decomposition. 2. Materials used for composting include kitchen waste, dry leaves, coconut fiber, and soil. 3. The composting process involves layering materials in a pot with holes, covering with soil and cow dung, and leaving for weeks until compost is formed.

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    1. Composting is the natural process of recycling organic matter like food scraps and leaves into a valuable fertilizer by speeding up decomposition. 2. Materials used for composting include kitchen waste, dry leaves, coconut fiber, and soil. 3. The composting process involves layering materials in a pot with holes, covering with soil and cow dung, and leaving for weeks until compost is formed.

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    MOOC

    ORGANIC MANURE
    COMPOSTING
    Composting is the natural process of recycling organic matter, such
    as leaves and food scraps, into a valuable fertilizer that can enrich
    soil and plants. Anything that grows decomposes eventually;
    composting simply speeds up the process by providing an ideal
    environment for bacteria, fungi, and other decomposing
    organisms( such as worms, sow bugs, and nematodes)
    to do their work. The resulting decomposed matter, which often
    ends up looking like fertile garden soil, is called compost.
    Materials used

    .Kitchen waste
    .Dry leaves and grasses
    .Coconut fiber
    .Soil
    Steps:
    1. Take a large pot with some holes in it together air inside.
    2. Line the bottom with a layer of dry leaves and grasses.
    3. Now start adding coconut fibers in layers.
    4. Add a layer of kitchen waste to it.
    5. Cover this with a layer of soil in it.
    6. Add some cow dung slurry in the top of it.
    7. Now cover this pot tightly and leave few weeks.
    8. Within few weeks our compost will be ready
    MOOC ORGANIC FARMING
    CONTENT

    1 INTRODUCTION
    2 METHODS AND MATERIALS
    3 PHOTOS
    4 COST BENIFITS
    METHODS AND MATERIALS

    methods and materials

    Location: This project was done in my house at oonukal.


    Cropsselected:Ladyfinger, Spinach,Tomato, Green chilli, Brinjal.
    Sourse of seeds and seedlings:From nearby nursery and
    krishibhavan.
    Area: were planted in ground and agro bags.
    Manures:Cow dung, bone powder, vegetable waste were used at
    different stages of plant growth and compost.
    Land preparation : ploughing the soil, dried cow dung and bone
    powder were mixed with soil.
    Pest management : Neem oil and garlic were used to control pest.
    Harvest :crop yield was less beacause of heavy rainfall.
    GERMINATION

    1. Brinjal -Germinated in 6 days


    2. Lady’s finger-Germinated in 4 days
    3. Spinach -Germinated in 3 days
    4. Tomato -Germinated in5 days
    5. Green chilli -Germinated in 6 days
    COST BENEFITS

    The expenditure were only occured for seeds and seedlings. I


    brought them each of 10 Rs from the nearby nursery. Manures
    and fertilizers were made by my own from surroundings. So
    there is no expense for that. The fact that I have learned from
    this project is there is no need to buy vegetables from market,
    we can grow necessary vegetables at our homes through that
    we can save life and money and it is nature friendly.

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