Layer of wastes in a vermicomposting pit is kept moist and loose. Which of the following would be the correct reason for it?

To allow worms to move

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To allow gases to release

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NOT to allow sufficient air and moisture

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NOT to decompose the garbage

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Solution

The correct option is A To allow worms to move
Waste layer in vermicomposting is kept moist and loose to allow the worms to move. Vermicomposting is the process of composting with the help of worms. It results in a mixture of decomposed organic wastes with a granular texture which improves the soil quality.

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