Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Shed-with-Worm-Compost-in-Kedia-Village-in-Bihar-27MZIFJJMZOXZ.htmlConceptually similarEcological Farming Sign Post in Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTOPCompleted★★★★Cose Up of Worm Compost in Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTOXCompleted★★★★Local Population in Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTPCCompleted★★★★Compost in BiharGP0471KCompleted★★★★Close Up of Worm Compost in Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTOJCompleted★★★★★★Sunset over Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTORCompleted★★★★Ecological Grown Chili Pepper in Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTPHCompleted★★★★Girl at Paddy Field in Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTTFCompleted★★★★Corn Field in Kedia Village in BiharGP0STPTOTCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STPTTGShed with Worm Compost in Kedia Village in BiharWorm composting is the primary source of natural fertilizer for the villagers of Kedia. Seen here is a shed with multiple worm compost beds where wet waste, cow dung and other natural wastes are left to be converted into eco fertilizer.Kedia is part of Greenpeace Living Soils project, which is a nationwide campaign with a call to implement government policies to save the soils from harmful impacts of chemical fertilizers.Locations:Asia-Bihar-IndiaDate:23 Jul, 2015Credit:© Shiv Kumar / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6000px X 3376pxKeywords:Agricultural land-Agricultural processes-Agriculture-Biodiversity-Day-Ecological farming-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-SAGE (campaign title)-Sustainable agriculture-Traditional farming-VillagesShoot:Kedia Village Living Soils Project in BiharKedia is part of Greenpeace Living Soils project, which is a nationwide campaign with a call to implement government policies to save the soils from harmful impacts of chemical fertilizers. The long-term objective for Kedia is to establish eco-agriculture as a solution model for the agricultural crisis in India.
