THE PARTICIPATORY WORK OF MONKS PRODUCING VERMICOMPOST ENHANCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF BUDDHIST FARMING METHODS
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This article presents the work of earthworms as an alternative to organic waste
disposal Because it is a safe process and provide benefits to the environment The
technology for raising earthworms eliminates organic waste To produce vermicompost,
there are several systems Automated managed system and in the manure production
process Earthworms produce 3 types of products Vermicompost Fermented
vermicompost liquid and the earthworms that Expanded by this article will study only
vermicompost Vermicompost or vermicompost which is considered another
alternative to organic agriculture By raising earthworms to change the composition
and increase microorganisms With earthworm fertilizer, it looks like scraps of organic
matter that earthworms eat. Then it decomposes into useful excrement Then it
decomposes into useful excrement and the shape is crumbly black or brown light
and airy High humidity capacity Good drainage and ventilation Plus it has a lot of
nutrients and organic matter until resulting in efficient compost Can be used as
biological fertilizer to nourish trees and agriculture To promote knowledge and
understanding about the production of vermicompost into organic fertilizer and
biological fertilizers to be used with agriculture to promote the creation of g reen
areas and organic farming for generations to come.
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