VERMICULTURE TECHNOLOGY FOR BIOLOGICAL WASTE DEGRADATION
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Vermicomposting (conversion of organic material into manure by earthworms) is a rich source of macro and micro nutrients, vitamins, enzymes, antibiotics and growth hormones etc. for growing the crops (Bhawalkar, 1991 and Gupta, 2004). Earthworm may be released for vermicomposting after proper partial anaerobic decomposition of the substrata. The period required for partial decomposition may also be differed between different substrata. Consequently, the period required for completion of vermicomposting may be variable depending on the substrata. Conversion of huge available biomass of these unwanted weeds in to organic manure appears to be best alternative for sustainable human livelihood security.
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