Agriculture

Compost and vermicompost

Q: Why is composting useful for a school?

Organic waste can be converted into useful compost Composting uses microorganisms to decompose suitable organic materials such as food scraps, leaves, and garden waste into a useful soil amendment. A school can use the finished compost in its garden and reduce the organic waste sent for disposal. Proper composting needs suitable materials, air, moisture, and management; it does not require burning waste. Option A is correct.

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In this Class 9 Agriculture topic from the chapter “Manure and Fertilizers,” students learn how compost and vermicompost are prepared from biodegradable farm and household waste. The topic explains the role of microorganisms and earthworms in decomposition, along with the importance of moisture, aeration, suitable temperature, and regular management. Students also understand how these organic manures add nutrients, improve soil structure and water-holding capacity, and support sustainable crop production.

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01 Why is composting useful for a school?

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Correct answer: A. Organic waste can be converted into useful compost

Explanation: Composting uses microorganisms to decompose suitable organic materials such as food scraps, leaves, and garden waste into a useful soil amendment. A school can use the finished compost in its garden and reduce the organic waste sent for disposal. Proper composting needs suitable materials, air, moisture, and management; it does not require burning waste. Option A is correct.

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Compost and vermicompost

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01 Why is composting useful for a school?

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