NADEP Composting
Narayan Deotao Pandharipande
The NADEP method of organic composting uses a wide range of organic materials such as crop residues, weeds, forest litter and kitchen waste with an end-product of a fertilizer that serves as a good alternative to farmyard manure.
The NADEP Composting method of organic composting was developed by a Narayan Deotao Pandharipande of Maharashtra. This compost uses a wide range of organic materials such as crop residues, weeds, forest litter and kitchen waste with an end-product of a fertilizer that serves as a good alternative to farmyard manure. The composting tank construction is a rectangular brick tank with a 90-120 day decomposition time.
Originally used in India, can be used worldwide
This method is free, requires a brick tank which price can vary depending on location.
Vermicomposting, rotary drum composting, and other organic composting methods.
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