MR.GREEN ORGANIC DAP

It is phosphate rich organic manure. It is an alternative to chemical phosphate fertilizers excess application of which destroys soil micro-organisms. Finely ground rock phosphate mineral is mixed with organic manure to produce DAP. Microorganisms of organic manure dissolve phosphorus from rock phosphate for more uptake of P by plants. Organic manure prevents locking of phosphorus into insoluble form.

Benefits:
Efficient way of adding phosphorus to plants.
Supplies P to second crop planted in treated areas.
Can be produce using acidic waste solids from bio gas plants.
Phosphorus in DAP is water insoluble so does not run off into ground water.
Recommended Use: Alkaline in acidic soil require different ratios of phosphorus, Phosphorus dissolution is most favourable at a pH between 5.5 and 7.

Mr GREEN VERMI COMPOST

Vermi composting is a process of making organic fertilizers by using earthworms for composting organic matter and produce manure in the form of casting (excreta) which are rich in nutrients, bacteria and fungi.

Mr GREEN CITY COMPOST FERTILIZERS

It is a combination of organic manures and synthetic fertilizers (NPK) in the ratio of 99% to 1% . The microbial content of city compost is rich in soil bacteria that convert inert NPK in soil and air to soluble forms useful for plant growth. Humus rich and microbe rich compost acts as a sponge to hold the nutrients till the plants can absorb all of it.
Municipal waste of 35 large Indian city can produce 6 million Tons of organic manure per year. Only precaution citizens have to take keep plastic out of city organic waste.

Benefits:
Compost makes soil porous so roots become stronger and resistant to pests and decay.
Reduces the need of pesticides.
Increases the shelf life of the yield and improves the quality of fruits and vegetable.

Mr GREEN GYPSUM

Gypsum is a soft sulphate mineral widely mined and used as fertilizer and soil conditioner. It is moderately water soluble. soil compaction negatively affects percolation, tilth , root growth, moisture retention and soil composition.

Benefits:
Gypsum softens soil for ploughing and sowing. Removes excess sodium and adds calcium. It aids in reduction in crusting, improves water run off and erosion control and assists in seedling emergence.
Recommended Use: Clay soil, soils under heavy traffic, flooding, over cropping and overly weatherized . it is more effective in coastal and arid regions but does not work in sandy soils and too much salinity.