Forest litter replaces chemical fertiliser in Arghakhanchi village (opens original article in a new tab)
Farmers in Arghakhanchi village are using organic compost made from forest litter instead of chemical fertilizers, improving soil fertility and reducing wildfire risks while generating income.
- Farmers replaced chemical fertilizers with compost from forest litter.
- The initiative improves soil fertility and reduces wildfire risks.
- Community forest user groups collect and process leaves into compost for sale.
- The project creates jobs and promotes organic farming in the region.
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