Value Of Dung Is More Than Even The Famous Kohinoor Diamond
What is the value of cattle dung? Does this question still need an answer after this series of articles?!
The value of dung is really great. It’s much more than even the famous Kohinoor diamond. Not sure?! Read on!
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The Importance of Natural Manure – Land Has Lost Its Fertility
Land Has Lost Its Fertility
If the nutritional elements from soil which are consumed by crops are not replenished after each crop season, the soil loses its fertility gradually.
The food grains grown on such soil become nutritionally poorer and eventually the land becomes barren and gets transformed into a wasteland.
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Milk, gobar (cow dung) and gaumutra (cow urine)
It was natural that in a predominantly agricultural and pastoral country like India, cows were and to some extent still are, considered to be the real wealth of the people.
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Eco-Farming and Dung: How It Can Reduce Farmer’s Costs
Eco-farming… If agriculture was based on the services of bullocks alone, and instead of chemical fertilizers only had dung or natural manure been used, the farmer would have been spared of the investment in tractors and the interest cost of such investments or the rent of hiring tractors.
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Cow Dung: Manure Fertilizer vs Chemical Fertilizer
Growing Nutritious And Cheap Food Grains
No other fertilizer in the world is as cheap and harmless as dung fertilizer. The Indian farmer is able to grow the best and cheapest food grains in the world with the help of dung manure. This alone is capable of providing stability to the Indian economy.
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Cow Dung Economy: Fertilizer, Cheap Fuel, Rich Harvest, Prosperity!
What is despised of today by giving it the name of “dung-economy” is in fact the nucleus of prosperity of the Indian people. And that is why our ancient economists have described dung as the abode of wealth and prosperity and thereby impressed upon the unique utility of dung in relation to the Indian economy.
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