Goat Manure (بکری کی کھاد) – 100% Natural, Unmodified Goat Droppings to Feed Vegetables, Fruit Trees and Flowers

What Is Goat Manure? (بکری کی کھاد کیا ہے؟)

Meaning of Goat Manure in Urdu is “بکری کی کھاد” بکریوں کی مینگنیوں سے حاصل ہونے والی قدرتی کھاد. Ours is completely natural: nothing is added to it and nothing is changed, so what you receive is what the goats produced.

Manure is organic matter used as fertilizer. It adds nutrients such as nitrogen and feeds soil bacteria and fungi, which in turn support the wider soil food web. This is the traditional way of feeding a garden, now available in a pack you can order from home.

At a Glance

Why Does Your Garden Need It?

Pakistan’s summer heat and repeated vegetable crops use up the organic matter in garden mitti fast. Hungry soil turns hard, holds less water and gives roots a poor start. Returning manure to the soil is the oldest and simplest way to put that back.

Searching for manure near me? Organic Baghbani supplies it directly, so you buy from a source you can ask questions. You can also browse the rest of our soil-building range in the Organic Fertilizers category.

What Does It Do for Your Plants?

• Improves soil structure: manure can help soil clump into crumbs so it holds more water and nutrients.
• Adds nutrients: it contains nitrogen and other nutrients that plants use as they grow.
• Wakes up soil life: it encourages microbial activity in the soil, which supports plant nutrition.
• Gentler smell than most manures: goats are herbivores, and herbivore manure usually smells milder than the dung of omnivores or carnivores.
• A natural, familiar input for gardeners who prefer to avoid processed products.

Results depend on your soil, your plants and how well the manure is dried or aged.

Where Should You Use It and How Much?

These are starting points, not rules. Manure from different animals needs different amounts, so begin on the lighter side and add more next season if the soil needs it.

How Is It Different from Other Soil Feeds?

How Does It Work?

According to Wikipedia, manures contribute to soil fertility by adding organic matter and nutrients such as nitrogen, which bacteria, fungi and other soil organisms use. Higher organisms then feed on those microbes, which builds the soil food web. As the organic matter breaks down it also helps soil particles hold together, so the soil keeps more air, water and nutrients around the roots.

How Do You Use Goat Manure?

1. Check the material. It should be dry and crumbly. If a batch is damp or smells strong, spread it thin to air-dry or compost it first.
2. Loosen the bed or prepare your potting mix in a tub.
3. Measure the manure by volume using the table above.
4. Mix it evenly into the top layer of soil or the potting mix; keep it a finger’s width away from stems and trunks.
5. Water deeply after applying so nutrients move into the root zone.
6. Wear gloves and wash your hands after handling. Any manure can carry germs, so keep it off edible leaves and wash vegetables before eating.
7. Apply sensible amounts only. Poorly managed manure can release nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas, according to the Government of Western Australia.

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Your plants are already asking for food – order today and give your garden the natural feed it has been missing.