Can the Pusa Bio-Decomposer solve the problem of stubble burning in North India ?

Begining of every winter Delhi is engulfed by smoke. Air pollution begins to rise as the wheat sowing season begins. Farmers in Haryana and Punjab set their fields on fire as a quick way to get rid of the rice stubble from their fields. But this stubble burning has a massive impact on the air quality of North India. Is there a solution? A new technique of converting stubble into compost has been developed by the Indian Agriculture Research Institute in Pusa. This is called the PUSA Bio-Decomposer. Can this be a game-changer?

[@allanturpin2023]

English title... but no captions even available. Your team does great work when I can understand it.

[@nightfurygame-hub4619]

Chemical Fertiliser companies should now turn to Natural fertilzer manufacturing. It's good for them as well as ppl.

[@user-de9my5ow6f]

किसान ये मुक्त मे दिलीय ,धन्यवाद राम राम !!

[@kavitaashok456]

It’s encouraging and I would like the central and state govts to take the bio decomposer option seriously .

[@shersinghrathore4218]

सर मैं एमपी का काश्तकार हूं मेरे पास कंबाइन भी है गेहूं का भूसा बहुत खेत में रहता है इसे हमें जलाना पड़ता है डीकंपोज्ड से गेहूं का पूसा भी खत्म हो जाएगा क्या गर्मी के दिनों में भी काम आयेगा

[@drpranabbakshi5297]

Great👏👏

[@anandvaidya67]

Can this be applied to control weeds in urban areas , especially vacant sites?

[@williamchamberlain2263]

Hi - I know next to nothing about farming, but this looks really interesting. Does it deal with weed seeds, and with pest insects and nematodes?
Good luck, and I hope your hard work pays off as it deserves to.

[@badkarma1425]

this is about bio decomposer chemical which reduces rice stubble to compost. earlier farmers use to burn the stubble as they had no other choice to get rid of it and burning increased pollution level every year in november month. But now with this alternative choice they will have to burn plus it will maintain fertility of soil

[@harpreetsinghrana2776]

Good

[@whatsnewpaul8202]

Where buy this product

[@vthilton]

Save Our Planet

[@aftabalaam1632]

Sar milga kaha se

[@rajashreechadha6]

Amazing! How long was it being researched?

[@jeweltilak767]

I think they mentioned that they've been working on it for the past 5-6 yrs

[@sahebpradhan296]

sir Pusa tablets are available in West Bengal. or any contact number. There is an online system

[@rksatiz]

plz include subtitle for this type of non Engliz videos,,

[@chandrakantpatil983]

Is it helpful for C4 plants ?

[@nareshvak988]

Yes it's a bio decomposer it can decompose anything which is decomposable worth trying

[@shanmugasundaram9091]

English subtitles

[@Durgaprasad-bd5rl]

Ambedkar Nagar UP se hun

[@aewe8782]

bio-decomposer fails miserably in Punjab. I don't know where they researched it.

[@japjotsingh6187]

Why?

[@Jam_shaid106]

Can we use it in Pakistan??

[@micro2159]

funny thing is that IARI copied NCOF waste decomposer formula

[@Durgaprasad-bd5rl]

Uplabdh karvaiye yahan per

[@puttavenugopalp1115]

From where I can purchase