Comparision of the TP paddy and Control Paddy growth

Rabi 2008


Kharif 2007

Counting Tillers in the Paddy field of Mr. Venkataiaha

Count of tillers in Paddy

Count of tillers in "Sri" Paddy - Variety Sona Masuri - Farmer P. Narasimha Reddy, Kothur Village, Midjil Mandal, Mahabubnagar District, Andhra Pradesh, India

Samples - Random 10 nos.
Alkaline soil treated with charcoal 43(Avg) 52(Max) 27 (Min)
Control Field 29(Avg) 35(Max) 23 (Min)

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PROGRESS

The farmers are very happy with the results of application and Charcoal and other soils amendments, with guidence they have adopted the treatments for Horticulture pits too.
COTTON






HORTICULTURE PIT TREATMENT




PADDY FIELD

COMPARE CHARCOAL TREATED AND NON-CHARCOAL TREATED FIELDS

RIGHT SIDE PADDY FIELD TREATED WITH CHARCOAL

NON-CHARCOAL TREATED

CHARCOAL TREATED

COTTON FIELD

PADDY FIELD

The soil condition in the paddy field has improved very well, while walking in the field bare footed, one could feel the firmness and evenness of the soil. Whereas in untreated field, it is crumpy and slippery.

Pictures from the field

Cotton

The paddy field is ready with all the treatment processes followed including the application of Charcoal + Micobes + etc.

Additions to soil

Charcoal + vermicompost / farm yard manure + Microbes after culturing for 15 days in a gunny bagGypsum crushed and added to the fields

The charcoal produced from Prosopis Juliflora in the village is kept ready for spreading it in the alkaline soils after throughly cleaning it in water.

Farm yard manure is being applied to the field

Sand is being spread in the field

Sand and Charcoal is spread in the field and would be ploughed

Sand kept ready for spreading before ploughing

Farm yard manure / vermicompost (25 kgs) + Charcoal cleaned in water (25 kgs)

Vermicompost, being collected