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MAKE READY FOR SUSTAINABLE, HEALTHY AND QUALITY PRODUCT INCREASE
Vermicompost is a magnificent and unique soil regulator. The product obtained as a result of composting of the worms by feeding them with organic residues or wastes in appropriate environments is called vermicompost. In general, vermicast is also referred to as wormcast (worm manure) or briefly cast. The use of organic wastes for the production of vermicompost and its conversion to vermicompost and the saturation of soils in organic matter can provide direct sustainability in agriculture. Fast and crowded urbanization and increasing the amount of organic waste to the vermicompost is also an economic value. The vermicompost technology, which provides the cultivation of healthy products with high value in commercial and ecological terms, is densely made in many countries of the world. Eisenia fetida and Eisenia andreii are the most preferred species for vermicompost production. They have the ability to replicate very rapidly and have the ability to adapt quickly to difficult conditions and to have high defecation potential. Macro-plant nutrients N, P, K 97% and micro-elements in vermicompost are almost directly available by the plant. The nutrient elements within the vermicompost, which are surrounded by worm mucus, are in the form which can be used immediately by the plant in the soil and are in slow release. Worms have got a fluid to sustain their lives under the ground, increase their ability to move in the soil by lubricating the outer surface of their bodies, and to defend themselves against diseases and pests. This is called Coelomic Fluid. The coelom-mucus fluid is on the surface of micro-granular feces. The micro-granular fertilizer they disintegrate in soil is slowly released to form an optimum structure for microbial populations. Increase microbial diversity and population in soil. [caption id="attachment_2522" align="aligncenter" width="1014"]
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