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These are the four wheels of Subash Palakarji's natural forming method. One is Bijamrata. So, before we are planting any saplings, we have to just dip the roots into the Bijamrata for 2-3 minutes and we have to double the sapling. That's the first and foremost thing. Second wheel is Jivamrata. Jivamrata is a micro-organism culture. Third is mulching. the the dry the live mulching or the soil mulching or the dry mulching. The fourth one is the humus. So, if you start maintaining the CN ratio 90 percent carbon and 10 percent nitrogen there the humus will be generated. 1 kg humus is there in your soil means it will attract 6 liter of water from the atmosphere.

These are the four wheels of Subash Palakarji's natural forming method. One is Bijamrata. So, before we are planting any saplings, we have to just dip the root…

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  • Subash Palakarji's Natural Farming Method
  • Four Wheels
  • Bijamrata
  • Dip roots for 2-3 minutes
  • Double the sapling
  • Jivamrata
  • Micro-organism culture
  • Mulching
  • Live, soil, or dry mulching
  • Humus
  • Maintain CN ratio
  • 90% Carbon, 10% Nitrogen
  • Attracts 6 liters of water per kg
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These are the four wheels of Subash Palakarji's natural forming method. One is Bijamrata. So, before we are planting any saplings, we have to just dip the roots into the Bijamrata for 2-3 minutes and we have to double the sapling. That's the first and foremost thing. Second wheel is Jivamrata. Jivamrata is a micro-organism culture. Third is mulching. the the dry the live mulching or the soil mulching or the dry mulching. The fourth one is the humus. So, if you start maintaining the CN ratio 90 percent carbon and 10 percent nitrogen there the humus will be generated. 1 kg humus is there in your soil means it will attract 6 liter of water from the atmosphere.

"These are the four wheels of Subash Palakarji's natural forming method."

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