GOAT MANURE -01 KG (GMR-01)

FEATURES

1 Kg

Brand - Agrocops/Horticops

DESCRIPTION

Agrocops Goat Manure (AGM) is an organic fertilizer used in agriculture as a natural fertilizer to help crops grow more efficiently. AGM is one of the most valuable and nutrient-rich organic fertilizers. It is one of the best animal fertilizers for healthy soil and plants. It is virtually odorless and beneficial to the soil. This manure contains enough nutrients for plant growth. AGM has higher nitrogen content than chicken manure and cow dung.
AGM is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, all of which are essential for plants. It also provides other minerals important for plant growth, including calcium, magnesium, and sulfur.

It is also an excellent source of organic matter needed to maintain soil health and fertility. When added to the soil, goat manure enriches the soil with essential nutrients, making it more fertile and suitable for growing healthy plants.

Compared to cow dung, AGM is drier, easier to spread, handle and composts faster.
Adding AGM to the soil increases the soil's ability to retain water and nutrients for plant growth. The organic matter in goat manure makes it easier for plant roots to penetrate and grow. As the soil structure improves, water can be used more efficiently and more oxygen can be recovered by the roots. The need for chemical fertilizers can be reduced.

Constituents
Contains nitrogen (1% to 2.5%), phosphorus (0.5% to 1.5%), potassium (1.5% to 2%), organic carbon (46.58%) and cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin.

Qualities
1. Increases soil aeration and water retention and benefits plant roots.
2. AGM breaks down faster than many other types of manure, making nutrients available to planting quickly.
3.It is a nutrient rich fertilizer that resists pests and diseases.
4. AGM contains organic acids that help lower the pH, making it more suitable for growing crops that require a specific pH level.
5.Helps bind soil particles together, thus reducing soil erosion.

How to use
AGM can be added up to 50 g per seedling and 100 g per growing plant. It can be added to the soil before planting or used as a top dressing near the roots. Water the soil immediately after adding the fertilizer. Repeat this every 25-30days for best results.