Cow dung plus cow/buffalo(animal) Struite which we get in abundance (10 cows...) is collected after cleaning cowshed in a pit close by and is allowed to decompose over a period of time. Every month this manure (compost) is applied to the plants or the field to enrich the soil. Since we use almost the entire cow dung for Gobar gas plant, the slurry that comes out after gas generation is highly composted and extremely rich.

FYMJ is rich in nutrients

1. A small portion of N is directly available to the plants while a larger portion is made available as and when the FYMJ decomposes.

2. When cow dung and urine are mixed, a balanced nutrition is made available to the plants.

3. Availability of Potassium and Phosphorus from FYMJ is similar to that from inorganic sources.

4. Application of FYM J improves soil fertility.

Nutritional status of FYM J(%)

Nitrogen -0.5000

Phosphorus -0.2500

Potassium-0.4000

Calcium-0.0800

Sulfur-0.0200

Zinc-0.0040

Copper-0.0003

Manganese-0.0070

Iron-0.4500

Thanks Prem Baboo

I need for a small quantity of FPJ to use it in laboratory experiment. Plz give me an example to make it ? and the time for decompose residue!

http://myrada.org/simple-organic-liquid-manure-production-technique/

simple organic liquid manure production technique