Natural farming

You should have a little water source. This helps to give jeevambritham.

No fertilizers are needed, no pesticides are required.

You require only one Desi cow, for cultivation up to thirty acres of land.

Cow dung is needed for making jeevmbritham which is used for micro organisms multiplication through fermentation and supply to the soil.

Micro-organisms enhance the automatic production of plant needs[nitrogen fixing] from the soil fertility. Micro organisms convert unusable minerals into usable ones for plants.The earth-worms themselves till[ make holes] the soil and make it porous to hold maximum rain water in the inner layers of the field. The land becomes fertile so that any crop can be grown. The earth's water level also improves. The soil erosion is also reduced, because of lesser surface tilling activity.

You need not purchase any thing from market for cultivation including fertilisers, pesticides and seeds. Hence it is called zero budget cultivation process. But labour cost is involved to some extent. When bulls are used, you need not go for tractor tilling. The bulls also give additional dung and they can also be used to transport goods to and fro the field. If there are any pests, they can be controlled by multi cropping and using Neem, Dhatturi, Seetafal, Besermy and others leaves. The farmers can be saved from debt and his prosperity increases on more food grains production.

Zero budget cultivation means no pesticides, no fertilisers. It also means pure food grains without chemicals to consumers. It also means good return to farmers, as investment expenditure is limited to only labour cost. It adds to Health improvement, wealth creation and happiness. Water requirement is also reduced.

Jeevambritham needs cow dung, cow urine, jaggery, floor of pulses and a little good soil.

Production cost is nil. Nothing is wasted other than labouring, for up keeping plants and harvesting. The micro organisms supply the needs of the plants. There is no mineral shortage in the earth. You see how does the forests grow for themselves? Nature is self curing, self protecting, and self producing.

It is better to do cultivation than say. Your action should tell and show results. Mr.Subhash Paleker toiled on this problem from 1985 to 2000 while he was a student of agriculture science, to make experiments and conclude the results of zero budget farming.

Basic science:

Plants take 98.5% of their requirement from air, water and sun light and they take only 1.5% from the soil. It was also confirmed that natural seeds are more powerful to the modified ones.

Modified seeds are used in modern methods and they can not grow without fertilizers and pesticide. In this method, the soil fertility is lost and unwanted chemicals are added to the food grains. Such grains destroy the heath of people causing many un-natural deaths.

The natural farming generate lot of profit if done systematically. Multi cropping bagvani gives lot of profit, at the rate of more than one lakh per acre net after expenses.