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Growing Tomato Plants
Debrista

(Consortia of fast decomposting microbes)

Debrista

Shelf life: 1 Year Dose

Growing Tomato Plants
Debrista
Debrista

Product Overview

Debrista is a group of aerobic and anaerobic microbes for composting farm wastes, green kitchen wastes, gardens, and city wastes. Use 250 gm of Debrista for composting one ton of any waste. Make slurry of Debrista & water and mix thoroughly with wastes. If this waste is too wet, use powder directly onto the wastes. Make heaps of treated wastes at a height of about 2 meter. Keep turning the heaps at an interval of 15 days to trigger aerobic decomposting faster. When compost gets cooled and soft, it is an indication of composting being over.

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Product Overview

Embedded Technology

Microbes for Waste Decomposting

Debrista

These are high quality lignin and cellulose degrading microbes.

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Product is approved by IMO.

Product may be used in organic crop production in accordance to the NPOP, India and to the Regulation (EC) 834/2007 & Regulation (EC) 889/2008

Product Target

Product Target
Farming Field

Product Speciality

Unique Cellulose and lignin degrading microbes which decompose organic farm waste very fast.

Product Advantages

Increase organic carbon and nitrogen level in soil.

Reduction in chemical fertilizers.

Promotion of plant growth.

Improvement in soil fertility and texture.

Crop roots’ induction, moisture conservation in root zone.

Improvement in quality of the produces and increase in crop yields.

Product Speciality
Procuct Advantage
Method of Application

Method of Application and Dosage

Soil Applications :  

250 gm / ton of farm waste  in most crops. Apply either with FYM or with drip/flood irrigation.

  

Compatibility :

Debrista is compatible with all organic and chemical inputs used in crop farming. 

Target Crops

Target Crops

Hands in the Soil

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