Skip to main content

Homa Farming Effects

Homa Therapy refers to healing fires of which Agnihotra is the basis. The application of Homa Therapy to agriculture is Homa Organic Farming. HOMA Organic Farming is a system of agriculture that may be added to any organic farming practices.
I am doing the research on the effect of Homa farming on five verities of Brinjal with five replication. I divide my research in two plots with same soil fertility. One is treated With 1% Amrit Pani( 1kg cow dung +  1liter  cow Urine + 2liter water   + 50gm molasses) and the other one is treated with Amrit pani and Homa Farming both. I have to conduct homa daily at the time of sun rise and sun set daily according to the time table. There is a copper pyramid of specific size where I conduct homa with cow dung cake, Ghee and Unpolished, unbroken rice by chanting of two mantras. The smoke created in homa is healthy for plans, the vibration of mantras radiate through the pyramid which acts as an antenna helps to grow plants and the ash of the homa increase the phosphate solubilisation in the soil.

My plant age is of one month after transplanting I can detect the difference of health of two plots, Homa plot plans are taller and the stems are thicker than the other plot.

 By Saswatik Tripathy (5th sem RKMVERI)




Comments

  1. Tejashree Sadhana Balaso Patil8 June 2020 at 10:04

    All the best, it will definitely bring change in current agri practices��

    ReplyDelete
  2. caman0anma25 May 2022 at 04:49

    caman0anma Paty Mendoza Free Download
    swolbottdecam

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Traditional Marital Status of Santal Community

The important phase of life cycle is marriage. In the turning point of life marriage is very much significant in human social life. It is found among the every people of the society. It not only provides to make contact with the other people of the society but also gives an individual a social status. So, there are many rites and rituals are related with marriage. Marriage is socially recognized bonding of man and woman as this term is culturally constructed typically for the purpose of legitimate reproduction, the establishment of family or a creation of new household. So when mating gets social approval and when it controls the relation of a mated pair to each other, their kinsmen, their offspring and society at large, it will be known as marriage. Thus, marriage is the basis of the human society. Marriage in Santals community is a sign of prosperity and beginning of new life. The institution of marriage is very strong among them. Among them marriage is known as “ Bapla ”.   M
4 comments
Read more

Resource Map helps you to make better decisions

Resource Map is a free, open-source tool that helps you make better decisions by giving a better insight into the location and distribution of your resources . With Resource Map , our team can collaboratively record, track, and analyse resources at a glance using a live map In PRA (Participatory Rural Appraisal) Resource Map is a very effective tool to know about the resource of the place, and it is also a good method to involve all person at the same time as because of its large size. Everyone can contribute their ideas and knowledge about the place in Resource mapping. It is also a good tool to attract people’s mind into PRA as because we use various colour and different materials as needed it is quite interesting than other tools of PRA. In our Resource Map at Anjan gram of Gumla Dist. of Jharkhand we use different materials like tiles, green grasses, coloured powder, sketch pens, sand, stone of different size, chart paper, etc. Our team is divided into groups, the mass
Post a Comment
Read more

Rabindranath Tagore's idea of rural reconstruction

Rabindranath Tagore was not only a great poet rather he had got deep feeling for rural reconstruction in India. He always tried to make people happy not only economically rather by his songs Dave's and dharma also.                                              After successfully starting of Shatiniketan at Bolepur in West Bengal he thought about another separate Centre for rural all round development. It was Sriniketan. It visualized for self-supporting steps of rural people. Starting with neighboring villages, the institute has conducted it's activities in many villages. These villages are graped under sub-centers for the convenience of administration the area has been divided into two zones 1. Intensive area, 2. Extensive area. The first comprises 26 villages which are under the direct guidance and supervision of Sriniketan. The activities of the institution may be broadly divided into nine spheres 1.Agriculture 2.Industry, 3.Village-welfare, 4.Co-opa
Post a Comment
Read more