20/08/2026
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As crops grow, they draw nutrients from the soil. Keeping the soil healthy and restoring these nutrients is an important part of sustainable farming. One way of supporting this is through the use of bio-inputs. Lupin Human Welfare & Research Foundation in partnership with GIZ India, under the Soil Protection and Rehabilitation for Food Security (Pro- Soil) project, supported the establishment of a BioProm unit in Samudrapur Taluka, Wardha district through Swayam Siddha Community Managed Resource Centre (CMRs). The unit was established with joint support from GIZ and LHWRF, including BioProm machinery, technical training, infrastructure, raw materials, unit setup, business planning and exposure visits.
The unit converts slurry and solid waste into useful agricultural inputs. The slurry can be used as a natural crop-protection input, while the solid component is processed into BioProm.
Around 6 quintals of BioProm are produced every day and sold to farmers at Rs.30 per kg. Farmers are using it in their fields and their kitchen gardens. The unit is gradually growing into a local enterprise, creating value from waste while supporting sustainable farming.