USES OF COW DUNG . WHY WE APPLY COW DUNG ON WALLS OF OUR HOME ?




The old practice of pasting cow dung on walls and outside their house mainly in villages prevents various diseases/ viruses as this cow dung is antibiotic and rich in minerals.🙏🕉️🤗


The addition of cow dung increases the mineral status of soil, enhances the resistance of plant against pests and diseases; stimulate plant growth and other beneficial activities such as sulpho oxidation and phosphorus solubilization 🙏🕉️


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