Milk, Curd, Copper Wire: Organic Pesticide Wipes Out Pests, Saves Farmers Money

• An organic pesticide made from milk, curd, and copper wire offers an effective, low-cost alternative to chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
• For one acre, two liters of cow's milk are curdled with a copper piece, left for 7-10 days to form a potent fungicide.
• The copper-infused curd is mixed with water to create a buttermilk-like solution, which can be sprayed on crops.
• This method costs about 100 rupees (for milk) compared to 225 rupees for nano urea, providing both nitrogen and fungicide benefits.
• It ensures chemical-free grains, protects health, and offers significant economic savings for farmers.