Biology, asked by shrirajnagpure, 5 months ago

advantage and disadvantage of vermiculture​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Vermicompost harnesses the power of the humble earthworm and uses earthworms to turn organic matter, such as kitchen scraps and garden trimmings, into a dark, nutrient-rich soil amendment. Unfortunately, vermicompost and worm farming isn't without its disadvantages.

Answered by sudhiksha07
9

Explanation:

Advantages:

Improves the physical structure of the soil. Enriches soil with micro-organisms. Microbial activity in worm castings is 10 to 20 times higher than in the soil and organic matter that the worm ingests.

Disadvantages:

So, researchers report that vermicompost may still harbor pathogens and other problems. Additionally, vermicompost bins can foster the growth of other bugs and pests that are present in the starter soil, bedding or worm food. such as fruit flies, centipedes and flies.

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