How manure is prepared in the field ?
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Organic manures are composed of dead plant and animal remains and contain plant nutrients. They are applied to the soil to increase crop production. Farmyard manures from cow or buffalo
dung, compost made from plants, leaves and kitchen waste, and leguminous crops used as green
manures are some examples of organic manures.
Most farmers in the hills of Nepal use compost and other forms of organic manures as supplements to mineral fertilizers. However, compost prepared by traditional methods is not well-decomposed and has a poor nutrient content. Well-decomposed compost will reduce weeds and insects. Also, there are serious insect and weed problems when undecomposed compost is used. (The average nitrogen content of the compost prepared by farmers is 0.5%. Using improved methods can increase the nitrogen content of the compost to 1.5%.)
dung, compost made from plants, leaves and kitchen waste, and leguminous crops used as green
manures are some examples of organic manures.
Most farmers in the hills of Nepal use compost and other forms of organic manures as supplements to mineral fertilizers. However, compost prepared by traditional methods is not well-decomposed and has a poor nutrient content. Well-decomposed compost will reduce weeds and insects. Also, there are serious insect and weed problems when undecomposed compost is used. (The average nitrogen content of the compost prepared by farmers is 0.5%. Using improved methods can increase the nitrogen content of the compost to 1.5%.)
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scoop some cow dung and put it on the field or some decomposed leaves
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