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Differentiate between compost and vermicompost.


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Compost:

  1. A compost is defined as a mixture that contains largely decayed organic matter.
  2. Compost is used for the fertilizing process and conditioning land.

Vermicompost:

  1. Vermicompost is defined as the process by which the worms are converted into organic materials.

Difference between compost and vermicompost:

Sr. No.

Compost

Sr. No.

Vermicompost

1

The content of nutrients is less.

1

The content of nutrients is more.

2

Compost can be produced from any type of waste.

2

Vermicompost are produced only through the worms.

3

It is a mixture that contains largely decayed organic matter.

3

It is the process by which the worms are converted into organic materials

4

Large space is required.

4

No need for a large space.


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