PANCHAGAVYA – Growth Promoter With Micro Nutrients & Immunity Booseters

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Sanskrit word Panchagavya means “mixture of five products of cow”.
It has been in use as an effective bio-fertilizer, bio-pesticide and growth promoter since ancient times in India.

Ingredient

Quantity

Fresh Cow dung

50 kg

Cow’s urine

 30 litres
Cow’s Milk

20 litres

Curd

20 litres

Ghee

10 kg
Jaggery

30 kg

Tender coconut water

30 litres
Banana

120

Procedure:

  • Mix all the above ingredients in a barrel and keep in a cool place.
  • The contents should be mixed well twice a day in the morning and evening in clockwise direction.
  • Continue the process of stirring for 18 days and Panchagavya will be ready to use since then.

Note: During the process of preparation if the contents harden after few days resulting in difficulty in stirring, then add a little water and mix well.

PREPARATION OF PANCHAGAVYA

Adding Curd

PANCHAGAVYA READY TO BE USED

panchagavya

3% solution has been proved to be the most effective
 Ie. 3 L Panchagavya mixed with 100 L Water

Direction for use:

Mix 3 litres of Panchagavya with 100 litres of water and can be used for Spraying
Soil drenching
Seed treatment
Sapling treatment
compost enrichment

Drip Irrigation:
 Mix 5 – 6 L of Panchagavya with 200 L of water and can be used in drip irrigation.		 Organic Matter Enrichment:
Mix 10 L of  Panchagavya with 100 L of water and use it for 1 MT of compost for enrichment.
Soil Drenching & Spraying:
Mix 5 – 6 L of Panchagavya thoroughly with 200 L of water and subsequently use the solution for soil drenching or spraying. For soil drenching use ½ – 1 L per plant.		 Seed / seedling Treatment:
Use 3% solution of Panchagavya by soaking seeds or dipping the seedlings for 20-30 minutes before planting.

Effective growth promoter consisting of 16 different types of micro and macro nutrients which helps strengthen immune system of plants.Uses:

  • This liquid formulation helps in quick absorption of nutrients compared to fertilizers in solid form.
  • Promotes drought resistance by developing deep and extensive roots which helps plants withstand longer dry periods.
  • Effectively prevents pest infestation and diseases.
  • Efficiently activates photosynthesis.