EM Bokashi நீங்களும் தயாரிக்கலாம் | Dr அ உதயகுமார் | Effective Microorganisms | Biochar

Dr. A. Udayakumar, a native of Thennamanad village near Orathanadu in Thanjavur district, holds a degree in Russian from Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. He holds a master's degree in agriculture from People's Friendship University, Moscow, Russia. Although he retired as the project coordinator of the Agricultural Science Center operating at Gandhigram Rural University, Dindigul, Udayakumar, who is currently providing various trainings to farmers, is the one who made EM microorganism popular in Tamil Nadu... Baikal EM liquid that does not cost a penny, maltose liquid, South Korea's IMO liquid... foreign electromagnetic liquid that is used in various ways... His technological contributions to Tamil Nadu are numerous; We met this farmer's son, whom Tamil Nadu forgot to celebrate, one morning... The video unfolds in front of you... Host: Pon Senthilkumar is an accomplished journalist from Tamil Nadu, India, with over 25 years of experience in environmental journalism, rural development, and natural farming. His work explores the deep interconnections between the environment, health, governance, and community resilience, bringing to light how global issues such as climate change, renewable energy, and sustainable agriculture shape local farming communities. Through his insightful reporting, Senthilkumar has built strong awareness on natural farming, environmental conservation, and solar energy across Tamil Nadu's rural landscape. In addition to his journalistic work, he has served as a Professor of Practice at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, where he contributed to bridging academic research with real-world environmental and agricultural practices. 00:00 Introduction 01:05 Biochar use in agriculture and Preparation 07:14 EM Bokashi Preparation and Benefits 08:10 Experience in EM Bokashi Rice Cultivation 10:10 I am not given pension 14:40 Consulting for Agricultural Farms You can also prepare EM Bokashi | Dr A Udayakumar | Effective Microorganisms | Biochar