Organic Mulching: Revolutionizing Farming, Boosting Yields, and Saving Costs

• Scientists advocate organic mulching to counter poly mulching's soil pollution, reintroducing an updated traditional technique.
• RAWE students at Sagar Krishi Vigyan Kendra are trained in using crop residue like wheat stubble as organic mulch.
• Organic mulching prevents water wastage, reduces air and soil pollution, and enhances soil fertility, cutting fertilizer needs.
• Utilizing crop waste effectively, organic mulching boosts soil nutrients and production, proving cheaper than poly mulching.
• Using 5-8 cm dry wheat stalks with 5 cm bed spacing can save farmers at least 15,000 rupees per season.