Organic Fertilizer Composition and Decomposition

The video tutorial explains a composting process over a period of 68 days. Initially, a mixture of soil, composted cow dung, and rice husks is used, with Trichoderma fungus added to accelerate decomposition. After 40 days, ripe bananas and worms are introduced to further decompose the material and produce organic fertilizer. The process highlights the role of natural elements in creating nutrient-rich compost for plants.

What is the composition of the mixture after 15 days?

• 50% Soil, 30% Composted cow dung, 20% Rice husks

• 70% Soil, 20% Composted cow dung, 10% Rice husks

• 70% Soil, 30% Composted cow dung, 10% Rice husks

• 60% Soil, 30% Composted cow dung, 10% Rice husks

Which component helps to decompose organic waste faster?

• Kitchen garbage

• Trichoderma fungus

• Rice husks

• Composted cow dung

What is added to the mixture after 40 days?

• Kitchen garbage

• Rice husks

• Ripe bananas

• Trichoderma fungus

What do worms decompose to produce organic fertilizer?

• Composted cow dung

• Rice husks

• Ripe bananas

• Kitchen garbage

After how many days is the mixture ready for use as organic fertilizer?

• 15 days

• 40 days

• 68 days

• 30 days