Avoidance of GHG Emission Through Composting Of Organic Fraction From Waste Renewable Energy

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

Economic Viability in today’s competitive market has lead to the use of chemical components in the Agriculture sector. A long term negative impact to the Soil in terms of low water holding capacity, low fertility and over all a poor soil heath is the consequence in order to achieve a short term goal of increased yield. Such toxic components not only degrade the soil health but also trickle down to our water bodies impacting the whole ecosystem and human health. A change in the conventional farming practice is needed in order to have a sustainable future an important Natural resource- Soil.

Through this project an effort is made to change the practice of using harmful fertilizers that emit harmful GHG. A conscious effort is made to replace the chemical fertilizers with compost that is prepared using organic fraction in-house. The raw material for the compost is sourced from the wastage of Tea itself which was earlier left to decompose.

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