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Living soil, straight from the vermibed

Vermicompost made in Surat — no chemicals, no shortcuts.

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Fruit trees

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Vegetables

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Field crops

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Greenhouse

Nutrient analysis


Nitrogen (N)1.52%

Phosphorus (P)0.98%

Potassium (K)1.24%

Ca 2.1% S 0.4% Mg 0.6% Fe 890 ppm Zn 145 ppm B 22 ppm Mn 210 ppm Cu 18 ppm Mo 1.2 ppm

Humus content 28% · moisture retention improved up to 3x versus untreated soil.

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Manufacturing since 2026
FCO-licensed unit in Surat, Gujarat

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FCO Licence No. [add licence number in Customizer → NJ Global — Business details]
Registered under the Fertiliser Control Order

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500 MT/month capacity
Across three vermibed units

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Lab-tested every batch
NPK and moisture verified before dispatch

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What farmers say

“My soil holds water longer now, even in the summer heat.”

Ramesh Patel
Bardoli, Surat · Sugarcane

“Switched half my field to this — fruit set improved by the second season.”

Kiran Chaudhary
Navsari, Gujarat · Mango

“Good value, cash on delivery made it easy to try a small batch first.”

Sunita Devi
Valsad, Gujarat · Vegetables

How to apply

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Mix 200g per plant into the top 3 inches of soil around the base.

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For field crops, spread 2 tonnes per acre before sowing and till lightly.

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Water immediately after application to activate the microbes.

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Reapply every 45–60 days during the growing season.

Vermicompost is organic matter broken down by earthworms into a stable, nutrient-rich humus. Unlike raw manure, it releases nutrients slowly, matching what plant roots can actually absorb over weeks rather than days.

Used alongside chemical fertiliser, it improves what NPK alone cannot: soil structure, microbial life, and water retention. Many farmers use it to rebuild soil that years of urea-only application have hardened and depleted.