Organic manure should be consistent.
Fermented Organic Manure in granular and powder form, and Liquid FOM, made from fresh cow dung at Bikaner. Laboratory-verified and FCO-compliant, batch after batch.
About the company
Shree Gaushakti Organic Manure LLP is establishing a cow dung-based organic fertilizer manufacturing unit at Bikaner, Rajasthan, producing under the brand name Gau Tatwa. The plant converts fresh cow dung into Fermented Organic Manure (FOM) in granular and powder form, and into Liquid FOM (LFOM), through a controlled fermentation process.
Farm-yard manure varies batch to batch in moisture, in nutrient value, in particle size, and in how far decomposition has actually progressed. Our process is designed to remove that variability at every stage. Raw material comes from a single controlled stream. Fermentation runs to a fixed thermophilic cycle rather than open-yard weathering. Drying, screening and granulation are mechanised to a set specification. Each batch is verified before it is bagged.
To make consistent, laboratory-verified organic manure available at scale, and to return carbon to the world's soils that decades of chemical-only nutrition have taken out.
Convert cow dung, an underused rural resource, into a standardised agricultural input, FCO-compliant on every batch, supplied reliably to farmers, institutional buyers and blenders.
Why this plant produces more, for less, at steadier quality
Three things this location gives us that a plant built elsewhere has to pay for. In Bikaner, the sun does half the drying.
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Bikaner and its surrounding belt carry a large indigenous cattle population. Raw material is collected fresh, close to the plant, and processed the same day.
02
These are not intensively fed animals. They graze on natural desert forage. What goes into the cow determines what comes out of it.
03
Bikaner is arid, with high solar radiation and minimal rainfall. Material reaches our dryer with much of its moisture already gone, so the machine has less to do.
Stable incoming moisture, so the finished spec holds firm.
Less dryer fuel burnt per tonne of finished product.
Clean raw input, with lower residue and heavy-metal risk.
Shorter drying cycles, more batches from the same line.
Three grades, one specification
A hands-free automatic plant
A seven-stage automatic process, from fresh cow dung to a verified product. Material moves through the line mechanically from intake to bagging. Minimal manual handling means fewer contamination points, consistent cycle timing, and output that repeats batch after batch.
Verified before it is bagged
On-site testing through every stage of production.
Finished product tested at NABL-accredited laboratories.
Heavy metal and pathogen screening against FCO limits.
Production records maintained batch-wise.
Where it goes to work
FOM supplied in HDPE woven bags with LDPE liner. LFOM in HDPE containers.
