Cow Dung Compost

Description

Cow Dung Compost is made from lactating Desi Cows’ dung.

Cow dung is high in organic materials and rich in nutrients. It contains about 3 percent Nitrogen, 2 percent Phosphorus and 1 percent Potassium (NPK : 3-2-1).

In addition, cow manure contains high levels of ammonia and potentially dangerous pathogens. For this reason, it’s usually recommended that it be aged or composted prior to its use as cow manure fertilizer.

Composted cow manure has several benefits. In addition to eliminated harmful ammonia gas and pathogens (like E. coli), as well as weed seeds, composted cow manure will add generous amounts of organic matter to your soil. By mixing this compost into the soil, you can improve its moisture-holding capacity. This allows you to water less frequently, as the roots of plants can use the additional water and nutrients whenever needed. 

Additionally, it will improve aeration, helping to break up compacted soils. Composted cow manure also contains beneficial bacteria, which convert nutrients into easily accessible forms so they can be slowly released without burning tender plant roots. 

Composted cow manure fertilizer makes an excellent growing medium for garden plants. When turned into compost and fed to plants and vegetables, cow manure becomes a nutrient-rich fertilizer. It can be mixed into the soil or used as top dressing.

Dose & Application :

Use 25Kg composted cow dung for 100 sq. ft of garden area covering top 2 inches of soil evenly.