Garbage to Manure

The video tutorial explores the concept of organic manure and composting, focusing on vermicomposting using red worms. It explains the materials needed, such as greens and browns, and the process of maintaining a composting bin. The tutorial highlights the benefits of composting, including waste reduction, soil enrichment, and environmental protection.

What is the primary benefit of using organic manure in farming?

• It increases the use of chemical fertilizers.

• It reduces the need for chemical pesticides.

• It is cheaper than chemical fertilizers.

• It makes plants grow faster than usual.

What is the first step in setting up a vermicomposting bin?

• Line the bin with a chicken mesh or net.

• Add salt and vinegar to the bin.

• Add red worms to the bin.

• Fill the bin with water.

Which of the following is considered a 'green' material for composting?

• Twigs

• Coffee grounds

• Straw

• Dry leaves

Why should foods containing salt, oil, and vinegar be avoided in composting?

• They decompose too quickly.

• They produce disease-causing organisms.

• They attract pests.

• They make the compost smell bad.

How can you separate red worms from the finished compost?

• By adding more water to the bin.

• By drying the compost in the sun.

• By placing a new pile of organic waste in a corner.

• By using a sieve to filter them out.

What is one environmental benefit of composting?

• It reduces the need for chemical fertilizers.

• It increases landfill waste.

• It promotes soil erosion.

• It decreases soil water retention.

How does composting help improve soil quality?

• By increasing the soil's acidity.

• By making the soil more compact.

• By reducing the soil's water retention capacity.

• By promoting better root growth and nutrient absorption.