Co-Compost Practising Farmers in the Nilgiris District of Tamil Nadu, India: Problems and Prospects

Combining the human waste with municipal would pave way to much needed solid management strategy in urban areas. The co-compost produced out of this can be used successfully for crop production. objective study is detect benefits and constraints faced by farmers applying field. 50 as a sample developed Rural Development Organization (RDO), coonoor were taken study. To examine objectives, well-structured interview schedule was employed data obtained through personal interviews. Garret ranking Percentage analysis tools This envisaged that seed germination good plant growth increased quality vegetables after using co-compost. also found weed price are high Respondents optimistic about innovation’s ability become sustainable scalable. positive impact largely influence food security, women accreditation, income advancement, soil restoration entire region. innovation helped vegetable improving yield application, resulting higher sale prices markets.