Compost making Powder

General Details

Description

Bio RemeTM Composting consists of a wide variety naturally selected bacteria composition to make compost in shortest possible time. Bio RemeTM (Composting) helps to release bound and tied up nutrients required for normal plant development increasing the bioavailability of inorganic nutrients such as phosphates and trace elements required for plant growth. It also converts nitrogen into amino acids and proteins forms and releases vitamins and growth factors in the compost. Regular watering during Bio Reme usage allows the microbial proliferation establishing a rich natural flora in the compost.Successful composting relies upon the right microorganism to biodegrade wastes. Bio Reme Composting is a blend of high potency live bacterial cultures, enzymes and micronutrients, selected from nature to seed new compost piles with high numbers of environmentally beneficial organisms. When sprinkled onto a new compost pile, the naturally derived enzymes and high efficiency bacteria quickly begin to biodegrade bulk organic debris in the pile, while the special micronutrients blended into Compost provide these microbes with the trace nutrients needed to accelerate their metabolic cycle.

Procedure: -

1. Make windrows of waste to be degraded. Height and width of windrows should not be more than 3 feet. Length will depend upon the amount of waste to be composted.

2. Make a pile of 6 inch and then spread nitrogen rich source from waste like grass, coffee, and tea grounds, fruit, and vegetables, green leaves. Mix Bio Reme with water and then spray over the entire waste.

3. Repeat step 2 until the height of 3 feet of windrows.

4. Turning and mixing of waste is very important after a gap of 10 days.  

When Bio RemeTM Composting is used as a bio seed, organic debris will typically be converted to a rich organic compost. Bio Reme Composting contains naturally derived enzymes and saprophytic bacteria originally derived from soil which utilize only non-living organic matter as a food source. These microorganisms are not harmful to either aquatic or land plants, birds, animals or humans and have been released all over the world into marine and fresh water lakes, ponds, rivers, municipal sewer lines, drains, septic systems and soil with complete ecological safety. Composting has become an excellent method of disposing of many organic wastes. In the process of composting, environmentally friendly microorganisms decompose and break down solid organic wastes into simple soil nutrients that can be used as a source of food and growth materials for plants. Materials that can be composted and biodegraded include household garbage, twigs, wood chips, dead leaves, grass clippings, food scraps, animal manure, and other organic wastes. When you use these composted materials, you benefit the environment by recycling organic wastes, lowering water pollution and providing your garden, agricultural or ornamental plants with an important and inexpensive nutrient source.