Fertilisers

The gel deactivates certain chemicals, preventing them from going deep into the skin and organs like the brain and the lungs.

With depleting water bodies and pollution on the rise, two IT Engineers took it in their hands to changed the way people immersed Ganesha idols in the this small village.

A group of researchers from Washington University have come up with a new fertiliser that is produced by a special kind of bacterium.

Supplementing soil with dried leaves of nitrogen-rich trees such as shisham, amaltas and neem can increase the content of soil microbial biomass and grain yield of rice.

Nepal’s traditional bio-pesticide and fertilizer Jhol Mol is suited for many smallholder Indian farmers as well, as it can be easily made in a farm without resorting to artificial chemicals that are harmful for soil health.