India Organic Fertilizer \'\'ORGO\'\' is a Fertilizer product. Key specs — Origin: India.
Product Description
Specifications: (1) ORGANIC MANURE “ ORGO “ ORGO is made by the mixing of natural organic substances like Oil cakes including NEEM CAKE and other half dozen natural substances mixed scientifically in such a way that it provides the ingredients necessary for the crop as well as the soil, such as Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potash, Sulphur, Calcium, Magnesium as also Iron, Zinc, Copper etc giving an Organic content of 65 % (Minimum) , which performs the important function of presenting the organic chemical and physical characteristics of the soil.
The fertility of the soil increases & it becomes soft and porous. The humidity also is protected. Orgo is a nutritive substance which, when added to the soil imparts to it all the nutrients necessary for the growth of a provides nutrition not only to the plant but also to the millions of bacteria and other organisms in the soil.
Greater the growth of micro organisms, greater is the fertility of the soil. Further, Orgo contains some natural soil nitrification inhibitors like epinimbin(neem cake) and karanjin(Karanj cake).
These bio-chemicals impede leaching loss of nitrates and slowly make them available to crop increases fertiliser use efficiency (FUE) of nitrogenous fertiliser(Particularly Urea). Orgo has a three-tier effect on soil fertility. (1) Nutrients supply. (2) Insecticidal action. (3) Soil conditioner.
Method of application and time :- In short duration & close spaced crops like cereals,legumes,Ground nut,onion, garlic is advisable to give entire quantity of Orgo as a basal dose in the soil at the time of land preparation atleast one week before sowing for better results.
Incase of long duration and wide spaced planted crops like sugarcane , castor, vegetables, banana etc. it is advisable to apply Orgo in split dose for slow and steady nutrient supply for longer time period. The basal dose of orgo should be given during land preparation about a week before sowing.
Other splits should be given either in furrow or around the plant (ring method) as per crop demand.
