Production and marketing of fertilizers from guinea pig feces
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32645/13906852.1014Keywords:
Growth, Production, Quality, Environment, FoodAbstract
There are many invisible insects and microorganisms that affect the soil and plants and that can reduce their growth and affect their full potential in their production and product quality. In addition, they do not pollute the environment, they produce healthy foods, they do not harm the health of the people who use them, and they are not expensive. Because the basis of our product is the guinea pig’s feces. The urine of animals (guinea pigs) is a liquid rich in nitrogen. It is estimated that one liter of urine equals 20 grams of nitrogen. It is necessary that the urine is kept in a container with lid to avoid bad odors, flies and that also its value is lost. The urine contains among other nutrients urea, which can be said organic urea, which provides organic nitrogen and is used as fertilizer and as a fungicide. The main objective of this research is focused on determining the technical and financial feasibility of the project with myrrhs to carry out the implementation of the same. This implementation will be carried out in the Tangua Municipality of the department of Nariñ, a region characterized by being one of the areas of great production of potatoes, corn, fruits and vegetables. Regarding the raw material can be said that there is a high percentage as a complementary economic activity of the farmers in the breeding of smaller species such as guinea pigs. It is noted that this is a descriptive research, analytical and qualitative approach.
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