Carbon Credit Programme

Carbon Credit programme – methane capturing helps to reduce climate change to a greater extent

Onyx Earth promotes green energy programs by control the emissions of methane caused by the decomposition of organic materials

BIO-SLURRY

Input matter is not converted into gas, rather biogas is released during the fermentation or decomposition process. In all animals including us humans, after digestion in our stomachs, the freed micro elements are then absorbed in our intestine, and the waste or partially digested remains is passed as stool or dung. The “True Cross-flow” design of the Onyx Earth system ensures the “waste” is retained until the fermentation process is completed and all the micro elements have been released. As the micro elements – now in dissolved form, are not removed from this process, the resultant BIO-SLURRY is a rich organic fertilizer with a high market value.

BENEFITS

In developing countries, fertilizer is a major cost in crop production. Bioslurry offers a cost-effective solution by promoting healthy, fertile soil. It can be used in liquid, compost, or dry form and is a highly nutritious fertilizer, safe for plants without causing harm. Diluted 1:5 or 1:10, it can be applied as a top dressing or foliar feed and also acts as an effective insect and pest repellent.

Bioslurry can increase cereal crop yields by 10-30% compared to regular manure, with vegetables, root crops, potatoes, maize, rice, and fruit trees showing the best results. Additionally, it improves soil fertility and structure, and seeds treated with bioslurry have higher germination rates. Bioslurry offers a range of benefits beyond being a rich nutrient source.

Applications

Bioslurry can be used as basal manure, a foliar spray, or mixed with irrigation water, acting as an insect repellent. It improves soil fertility, structure, and water retention, while reducing erosion. It also enhances seed germination, disease resistance, yields, and fruit/vegetable quality, including better taste and color. Bioslurry boosts fodder quality, aids in livestock feed, and supports the production of earthworms, algae, and vitamins for animal growth. It increases organic flower and vegetable yields, supports soil microflora, and reduces reliance on depleting phosphate. Additionally, it helps reduce water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and weed growth