BASICS OF ORGANIC FARMING.

                        BASICS OF ORGANIC FARMING.

In organic farming first and the most important part is we have to make our field or soil pesticides (chemical) free which is very important for the field and for our crops or whatever we want to grow.
so the first question comes in our mind.

HOW A FIELD OR SOIL CONVERT INTO ORGANIC FIELD OR SOIL?

So, first of all, stop using pesticides or chemical-based compost in the field and use cow dung, crop waste, vermicompost as compost before putting seeds in the field. use regularly these organic compost in the field and mixed them completely with soil in the fields. these compost are very good for our soil because these animals' dungs are Cow dung is high in organic materials and rich in nutrients. It contains about 3 percent nitrogen, 2 percent phosphorus, and 1 percent potassium (3-2-1 NPK). Currently, the most common and valuable processing method is to turn cow dung and manure into sellable organic fertilizer. Cow dung is a derived product from wastes produced by cattle, providing high levels of organic materials and rich in nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium as well as many other essential nutrients. According to the data, daily cow dung contain 12.9% DM and excreting a total of 0.15kg N, 0.04kg P, and 0.08kg K. Moreover, cow manure also contains high levels of ammonia that can almost kill the growth of the pathogens. Once raw cow dung composted by professional compost turner, it can provide lots of benefits to the garden and organic farm, which makes cow manure very popular and useful raw material of organic fertilizer production.

After using these organic compost in the field chemicals pesticides are totally washed out from the soil. It takes 6 months or 1.5 years to make field completely organic chemical and pesticides free soil.