Satna Farmers Transform Soil with 15 ML "Waste Decomposer," Boost Yields, Cut Costs

• Satna farmers are adopting a cheap, indigenous "waste decomposer culture" (15-50 ml) to revitalize farm soil.
• This organic technique uses beneficial microorganisms to improve soil health, strengthen roots, and increase crop production.
• Farmer Anshuman Singh reported significant improvements in soil condition, moisture retention, and root strength after four years of use.
• Preparation is simple: 50 ml culture (₹300 one-time cost), 100 liters water, and jaggery, ready in 3-10 days.
• One 200-liter drum of the solution covers one acre, applied via irrigation, reducing reliance on chemical fertilizers and increasing profitability.

Why It Matters: Indigenous "waste decomposer" helps Satna farmers boost yields, cut costs, and restore soil fertility organically.