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To develop a controlled bio-nitrogen system using urine, manure and compost that improves earthworm population and soil biological activity, enhances crop productivity sustainably, and reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers — using a mechanized solution (BhoomiShakti X1) for efficient soil mixing.
Aged manure, compost, soil and cocopeat are mixed dry, then a diluted urine solution (1:8) is added gradually and stabilized for 24–48 hours. During this time, urea from the urine converts into ammonium and then into nitrate by soil microorganisms, while the compost regulates the release — giving a controlled, non-toxic nutrient supply instead of a fast, harsh one. The stabilized mix is then loaded into BhoomiShakti X1, which moves across the field and uses rotary blades to mix it evenly into the soil.
Urea from urine converts to ammonium, then nitrate, for steady nutrient availability instead of a toxic, fast release.
Aged manure, compost, soil and cocopeat blended in a set ratio, wetted with diluted (1:8) urine.
Supports earthworm population growth and microbial diversity within 4–8 weeks.
Rotary blades ensure uniform incorporation into soil, cutting labour and time by an estimated 60–70%.
Improves aeration and moisture retention, alongside stable crop productivity.
Reduces chemical dependency and pollution while supporting safer food and fodder.
A practical, scalable alternative for farms looking to move away from chemical urea.
BhoomiShakti JeevaDhara is eco-friendly, cost-effective and improves soil fertility over the long term. It supports earthworm populations, reduces chemical pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, and helps produce safer food and fodder for people and animals.
BhoomiShakti JeevaDhara is available for neighbouring farmers' fields, including the BhoomiShakti X1 mixing step. Share a few details about your field and preferred date, and we'll get back to you to confirm availability.