Indigenous Microorganisms (IMOs) Technology - Somasekhar, M.;Sai Gopal, D. V. R.
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Indigenous Microorganisms (IMOs) Technology is an innovative method of farming that utilizes the nature's powers for maximum performance rather than human intervention. In this farming that utilizes the natural materials instead of chemicals as its unique inputs. Over the last few decades the research for novel practices of agricultural production improving the quality of food. The IMOs impacts were estimated when applied in the Soil mineralization, Plant Productivity and Poultry chicken management. The laboratory studies proved that the IMOs were having considerable advantageous ability. In…mehr

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Indigenous Microorganisms (IMOs) Technology is an innovative method of farming that utilizes the nature's powers for maximum performance rather than human intervention. In this farming that utilizes the natural materials instead of chemicals as its unique inputs. Over the last few decades the research for novel practices of agricultural production improving the quality of food. The IMOs impacts were estimated when applied in the Soil mineralization, Plant Productivity and Poultry chicken management. The laboratory studies proved that the IMOs were having considerable advantageous ability. In this technology does not use herbicide, pesticide, antibiotic substances, hormones or other artificial Chemical Fertilizers, chemical vaccination, Growth Promoters. IMOs applications were effective management option to reduce atmospheric emissions; Chemical based inputs, vaccination, artificial enzymatic feed, odours, dust, and ammonia concentrations. Lowering cost for converting waste into resources. Innovative technologies have been increasingly investigated to explore efficient, cost-effective alternative management systems.
Autorenporträt
M. Somasekhar, M.Sc., B.Ed.,Senior Research FellowDepartment of Virology,S.V.University College of Sciences, Sri Venkateswara UniversityTirupati, Andrapradesh India.DOB.: 04-05-1986