Effect of Composting Of Different Organic Wastes with Earthworm Species on Nutrient Status
Iosr Journals, R. S. Chaudhari, W. P. Badole, Smita R. Chaudhari
Abstract
Iosr Journals, R. S. Chaudhari, W. P. Badole, Smita R. Chaudhari
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A vermicomposting study was conducted with different organic waste like wheat straw, cotton stubble waste and leaf litter by using five species of earthworms i.e. Eisenia foetida, Eudrilus eugeniae, Perionyx excavatus, Lampito mauritii and one local. The result of Eisenia foetida, Lampito mauritii and Eudrilus eugeniae were comparable on nutrient content. The maximum content of nutrients was recorded in vermicompost prepared from leaf litter followed by cotton waste.
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A vermicomposting study was conducted with different organic waste like wheat straw, cotton stubble waste and leaf litter by using five species of earthworms i.e. Eisenia foetida, Eudrilus eugeniae, Perionyx excavatus, Lampito mauritii and one local. The result of Eisenia foetida, Lampito mauritii and Eudrilus eugeniae were comparable on nutrient content. The maximum content of nutrients was recorded in vermicompost prepared from leaf litter followed by cotton waste.
Key concepts: Vermicompost, Earthworm, Nutrient, Straw, Biodegradable waste, Litter, Eisenia fetida, Plant litter