March 23, 2015
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An argument that goes against cow dung = gober ---- any answers?
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One argument that go rakshaks give is ---- cows / bullocks are useful in converting leaves, branches etc left from wheat plants etc plants into fertilizer.
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The counter-argument is --- leaves etc from wheat plants can be put in bio-gas units and that too will give MORE fertilizer.
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Say there are 1000 kg of leaves left from wheat plant after removing wheat seeds.
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what will give more fertilizer?
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1. directly using those leaves in bioplant ?
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OR
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2. feeding leaves to bullocks and then using gobar as fertilizer?
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I see quotes that DIRECTLY converting leaves into fertilizer gives more fertilizer that first feeding it to cow / bullock and then taking gobar.
.
IOW, cows / bullocks are NOT needed to convert leaves etc into fertilizer. And in fact, cows / bullock will give LESSER fertiliser than biogas units
.
Any counter-counter-argument?
.
https://www.facebook.com/mehtarahulc/posts/10152675114651922
An argument that goes against cow dung = gober ---- any answers?
.
One argument that go rakshaks give is ---- cows / bullocks are useful in converting leaves, branches etc left from wheat plants etc plants into fertilizer.
.
The counter-argument is --- leaves etc from wheat plants can be put in bio-gas units and that too will give MORE fertilizer.
.
.
Say there are 1000 kg of leaves left from wheat plant after removing wheat seeds.
.
what will give more fertilizer?
.
1. directly using those leaves in bioplant ?
.
OR
.
2. feeding leaves to bullocks and then using gobar as fertilizer?
.
I see quotes that DIRECTLY converting leaves into fertilizer gives more fertilizer that first feeding it to cow / bullock and then taking gobar.
.
IOW, cows / bullocks are NOT needed to convert leaves etc into fertilizer. And in fact, cows / bullock will give LESSER fertiliser than biogas units
.
Any counter-counter-argument?
.
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