Question

explain the process of vermicompost​

Answer 1

Answer:

Vermicomposting is the process in which a particular species of earthworm is used to carry out the process of decomposition which results in the production of a better and product. This can simply be stated as the method for making compost by using earthworms.

There are certain steps which are followed during the process of vermicomposting.

∙ The first step is collect the biomass and get it Sun dried. The Biomass is kept in a concrete tank.

∙ The next step involves the sprinkling of cow dung slurry on the Biomass in order to carry out the decomposition process faster.

∙ Then a layer of soil is added at the bottom of the tank on which the Biomass is evenly distributed.

∙ After this the earthworm species are added to the mixture and it is covered by dry straws to undergo decomposition process.

∙ Water is sprinkled on regular basis on order to maintain the water content of the compost. After 25 days the raw material is entirely converted into vermicompost.

∙ This process of vermicomposting helps in nourishing and nurturing the soil with growth hormones like oxygen and also increases the fertility as well as water resistance of the soil.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Vermicomposting is a process where decomposition of biodegradable waste is done by using earthworms. As this type of composting is done by worms so we create the environment which is suitable for earthworms for their survival.