Kanchanpur. Uttam Sunar of Bhimdutta Municipality-12 in Kanchanpur has started earning a handsome income by producing manure. Sunar, a third-year BBS student at Sudurpaschim University, is going to produce manure by learning through the internet.

While studying ‘, I thought of earning something by doing something, then started searching for what would be right to do on the internet,” he said. Sunar said he started producing fertilizer from four beds with an investment of Rs 400,000 two years ago.

He has increased fertilizer production to 25 beds after getting good income from four beds. “I have increased the production of fertilizer after the demand started coming in, but the demand of the market has not been met,” he said. ‘

He said that the fertilizer produced by him is sold up to Kailali. He said that in recent times, farmers engaged in vegetable farming, bagar farming and unseasonal farming have been demanding fertilizers.

TAG_OPEN_span_14 “Initially, I had invested around Rs 400,000 and earned more than that,” he said, adding, “I have sold fertilizer worth Rs 150,000 in just one month. Sunar said he had sold 48 quintals more fertilizer in three months. It is being sold at Rs 25 per kg.

“TAG_OPEN_span_13 We have not been able to produce as per the demand of the market and there is a demand for fertilizer from Zulla as well,” he said, adding, “I plan to increase the production of fertilizer.” In recent times, farmers have been using manure in farming as the production is better due to the use of manure.

This fertilizer is best for increasing soil fertility, as well as increasing production at low cost and improving human health and the environment. Recently, farmers have been using this fertilizer as an alternative to chemical fertilizers.

Gadyola stool contains antibiotics, vitamins, hormones, so it is considered to be of more quality than other fertilizers. This fertilizer is found to be five times more than nitrogen found in normal soil, seven times more than phosphorus and 11 times more than potash.