Organic manure is a natural, biodegradable substance derived from the decomposed waste of plants, animals, and humans, used to improve soil fertility and enhance crop productivity. It provides plants with essential nutrients in a complex organic form, improves soil structure and texture, and increases water-holding capacity. Common examples include farm yard manure, compost, green manure, oil cakes, and slaughterhouse wastes

Organic manure is a natural, biodegradable substance derived from the decomposed waste of plants, animals, and humans, used to improve soil fertility and enhance crop productivity. It provides plants with essential nutrients in a complex organic form, improves soil structure and texture, and increases water-holding capacity. Common examples include farm yard manure, compost, green manure, oil cakes, and slaughterhouse wastes

Organic manure is applied to soil to improve its physical, chemical, and biological properties, providing nutrients for plants in a gradual, sustained way, and enhancing water retention and soil structure. Common application methods include broadcasting and tillage, where the solid manure is spread and then incorporated into the soil. Regular, smaller applications are preferred over large, single doses for better soil life and nutrient utilization

Doses- 25ml for 16Ltr water