Manure Dealers in Tirupur

• Material: Compost Type
• Color: Black-brown
• Packaging Type: Plastic Bag
• Packaging Size: 25kg, 50kg
• Brand Name: Vyshnavy Agro Fertilizer
• Type: Organic Manure, Powder
• Application: Agriculture
• Cultivation Type: Organic
• Purity: natural
• Moisture: 0-10%
• Application: Agriculture

Based in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu, India, we are a pioneer exporter and supplier of Organic Oil Cake Manure. The Organic Oil Cake Manure is prepared by collecting the remaining solid portion after the oil has been extracted which is then used as a manure. These oil cake manure should be successfully powdered so as to assist in the process of evenly spreading. We supply the manure at an affordable rate.

Our company is one of the most sought after names offering high quality products from Tirunelveli (India). Advanced shipping services, well-planned and organized facilities; we are flexible in presenting the product range with utmost safety. The Coconut Coir Pith Manure we provide is highly efficient in water holding capacity and retains water quickly.

With the leading market standards and customers' demands, we have developed a system that allows the clients to pay in online and offline as per their preferences. Engaged in the industry as a prominent Supplier of Jeevamruta, we present the finest range of products. When used properly, it is considered as an Amrut for soil providing the right nutrients for growth like Nitrogen, Potassium, and Phosphorus. It avoids the harmful health affects occurring through chemical fertilizers and weedicides.

Organic manures contain small percentage of nutrients and they are applied in large quantities. Farmyard manure (FYM), compost and green-manure are the most important and widely used bulky organic manures.   Nitrogen - 10 - 12%, Phosphorous - 1 - 2%, Potassium - 1.0%.   1.They supply plant nutrients including micronutrients 2.They improve soil physical properties like structure, water holding capacity etc., 3.They increase the availability of nutrients 4.Carbon dioxide released during decomposition acts as a CO2 fertilizer and Plant parasitic nematodes and fungi are controlled to some extent by altering the balance of microorganisms in the soil.