Environment degradation is the major threat confronting the world and rampant use of chemical fertilizer contribute largely to the deterioration of the environment. Soil fertility highly affected due to imbalance use of fertilizers that has deep impact on productivity and soil degradation. This study gives an idea to identification of effects of variable diet on growth and reproduction of Eisenia fetida which leads to enhancement of soil quality. | Enrichment of soil quality through heterogeneous mixture of wastes by Eisenia fetida 2017 6 2 133-139 International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 6 Number 2 2017 pp. 133-139 Journal homepage http Original Research Article http Enrichment of Soil Quality through Heterogeneous Mixture of Wastes by Eisenia fetida Sandeep Sirohi1 Pankaj Kumar Tyagi1 Gyan Datta Tripathi1 and Suman Pal Singh Sirohi2 1 Department of Biotechnology MIET Meerut Meerut- 250005 India 2 Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding Kisan College Simbhaoli Hapur India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Environment degradation is the major threat confronting the world and Environment rampant use of chemical fertilizer contribute largely to the deterioration of Fertilizer the environment. Soil fertility highly affected due to imbalance use of Reproduction ppm fertilizers that has deep impact on productivity and soil degradation. This Eisenia fetida. study gives an idea to identification of effects of variable diet on growth Article Info and reproduction of Eisenia fetida which leads to enhancement of soil Accepted quality. Various component of the soil like moisture content pH sodium 12 January 2017 potassium nitrogen and total organic contents were 6 Available Online 10 February 2017 16ppm 1000ppm and respectively after 60 days. Introduction Modern agricultural practices like use of activity in soil Chattopadhyay 2005 . There chemical fertilizers and some environmental is great possibilities of enrich the soil by problems like acid rain pollution cause great Biofertilizer organisms. Natural breading and reduction of soil fertility and essential propagation of earthworms have been used nutrients for growth of plants as well as for centuries as means of decomposing wastes microbial flora and fauna of soil. It is possible and improving soil .
