‘OrganiGrow’- The Healthier

Way
Criterion A: Learning Goal (Strand i)
Transforming organic food residues into manure, which helps foster the growth of the plants and
vegetables through providing essential nutrients is something I have grown up seeing. Hence, as my
personal project journey commenced, I knew that organic composting sparked my interest the most,
it has an impact on everyone on a global scale. Inorganically grown vegetables impact our health
severely and the manufacturing of it causes gigatons of pollution which is leading to an irreversible
chain reaction. It is my goal for the society to consume pesticide and chemical free organically
grown vegetables and I want to start this journey by taking the initiative to feed those who are
less fortunate to get good.

Personal Interest: Since a very young age, I was always interested in growing organically grown
vegetables as it was always a part of my family values due to the health purposes. Moreover, I
always saw my maternal grandmother often donating food to the needy which imbedded the values
of always thinking for the society's welfare. I have always believed that if you cannot change the
world then change the world for a few people as it is worth supporting.

Inspiration: Once I read about the impacts of inorganically grown vegetables on our health which
shocked me and made me think of taking an action as it can lead to health issues with some extreme
cases of cancer and neurological disorder. More than 7,000 people die annually due to hunger. This
data pushed me to take an action. The opportunity that the personal project provided me to take an
action is unmatched. Lastly, the quote of Mother Teresa deeply inspired me that, “if you cannot feed
a hundred people then feed just one.”

Prior Knowledge: As my cousins live in Chandigarh, we used to visit them twice a year where my
uncle, Mr. Muneesh Narula, used to take us to the large agricultural farms and tell us about organic
composting and agriculture. He has worked under “Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare,
Government of India,” at a senior position for more than three-decades. His vast expanse of
experience gave me a lot of knowledge and insight about organic vegetables, and he founded
FreshVille, a start-up offering farm fresh organic strawberry harvest, supplying it throughout
Chandigarh for both business to consumer and business to business categories.

Real-Life Connection: The inquiry focuses on first convincing people in my colony to keep wooden
boxes where the waste like banana peels, eggshells, dead leaves etc would be kept, as no one wants
to spoil the look of their home with dustbin. The homes wasted materials will be picked up every day
from the wooden boxes for which I would charge a monthly fee of 89 Rs from each home as a
cleaning fee. With the help of this I can use this money to purchase the seeds for growing organically
grown vegetables which would be donated to the old age home for free & extra capital gains would
be donated for their medical support.
Product Goal (Strand ii)

Product Goal -> To make an ideal organic compost that fosters the growth of the
organically grown vegetable.
How does my product goal link to my learning goal?
My learning goal aims to understand how organic vegetables foster a healthier alternative for us and via this
homeless people can be fed. Whereas, my product aims to apply the learning goal to grow organic vegetables
and feed the homeless people healthily hence, product goal links to my learning goal.

Brainstorming on Success Criteria

 Category
Category Success Criteria Test or Method of Evaluation
description
The success criteria are that I will
use the best ingredients to make
The test to this method is that my
The form of the an ideal organic compost
uncle working at a senior post for
product would be suggested by my uncle who has a
the ministry of agriculture, these
organic compost vast expanse of experience in the
ingredients are used for growing
Form: which would help field. Eg: red worms, eggshells,
vegetables throughout India, which
to grow organic banana peels, coffee, cow dunk
vegetables for the is trusted by the nation. But I would
etc.
underprivileged. be filling the gap by donating to the
less focused areas.

The method of evaluating whether

The function of my I will ask the people at the old age
the vegetables are really given to old
product is to help home where I would donate
age homes & not sold for monetary
the whether they are satisfied with
gains would be that the vegetables
Function: underprivileged as the quality. The
would be cooked and sent. Lastly,
one man’s trash is audiences/consumer's response is
another man’s the food will be served by me as
the best way to evaluate success
treasure. many charitable organizations are
criteria.
fraudulent.
I was able to convince forty-two
The audience people in my colony via my
would be the mother's WhatsApp group of the
colony members colony members, where I would I would interview the people in the
from whom I get the raw material and get charitable organizations on the
User/
would get the cleaning fees. quality of the food they are getting
Audience:
supply of the raw and how satisfied they are.
materials for Whereas my user audience would
making organic be the underprivileged people
compost. who would get a healthier
alternative, free of cost.
The method of evaluating the profit
There would be no The maximum amount we could is that I would gain 89 Rs cleaning
cost but profit that use in our personal project is fees from forty-two homes monthly.
would be 10,000 Rs but in this project there
distributed to the is no cost but absolute profit. Moreover, the benefit that the
underprivileged in environment would be facing is that
the form of organic Not only this but also, the success there would be fewer industrial
Cost:
vegetables and criteria is that these homes burn emissions as manufacturing
extra monetary the waste regularly causing CO2
support from the
inorganic fertilizers require
emissions which would reduce in
extra capital gains I industries that emit harmful
my colony too.
get from the chemicals and toxic pollutants into
cleaning fees. the environment impacting our
respiratory system severely.
I have sent the photo of organic
compost to my uncle as he
I have been using the ideal understands at one glimpse by the
I am using the
components suggested by an color composition if the quality of
ingredients
Ingredients expert in this field for 3 decades. I the compost is good or not. He said
researched by my
: also imbibed the ideal proportions that it is nearly perfect but can be
primary and
secondary sources. for the ingredients to reach the improved more by adding more old
highest degree of accuracy. red wine or the components that
release nitrogen, as they are multiply
good bacteria in the compost.
Action Plan [Product Completion] (Strand iii)

Gantt Chart
Stage Step Requirements Start Finish
Stage 1: Step 1: Researching on credible Credible secondary 5th June 8th June
Primary & websites about the best ingredients to sources like:
secondary make organic compost. ‘Investopedia’ and
research. ‘Britannica.’
Step 2: Interviewing my experienced Verbal communication 8th June 10th
uncle in this field to tell proliferate me through voice call. June
about the most ideal ingredients to
make an organic compost.
Stage 2: Step 1: Collecting raw materials like: Convincing colony 10th 14th
Execution banana peels, eggs shells etc for members for giving June June
making organic compost. their home waste
materials.
Step 2: Convert the raw materials into Using my uncles 14th 16th
an ideal organic compost for experience to make an June August
organically growing vegetables. ideal organic compost.
Step 3: Purchase seeds to organically Charging 89 Rs monthly 16th 17th
grow the vegetables. as cleaning fees from August August
42 homes to buy the
seeds.
Step 4: After two-months when the I found an old age 17th 19th
vegetables are grown it will be cooked home where my August Octobe
and donated for free & extra monetary grandmother donated r
support would be given from the extra regularly; it has
capital gains from the cleaning fees. credible track record &
I am honoured working
in her footsteps to
carry her legacy.
(5th-8th) June (8th-10th) (10th-14th) June 14th – (16th-17th) August 17th-
June June August 16th August October 19th

I included stage, step, requirements for each step and the date for starting and finishing helping me
to execute my plan. A wise person once said, “if you fail to plan then you are planning to fail.”
Therefore, I have planned the steps categorically.

After creating a Gantt chart helping me to achieve my goals methodically and organized with timely
goals, I made short-term and long-term goals to make the personal project journey more specific
helping to gain a further clarity. Not only this but also, I embedded the success criteria and the actual
time of completion, all of it in a tabular form.
Long-Term Goal+ Short-Term Goals (Step-by-
Skills Step)
Researched by Step 1: On Britannica I got
primary & nuances on the ideal
secondary sources components to make an ideal
to gain an overall organic compost in terms of
understanding on the raw materials required.
the ideal
components to
make an organic Step 2: From my uncles
compost. experience I learnt, ideal
proportions of raw materials &
Skill: Research Skills tips like using coffee &
sugarcane remains.
Convince colony Step 1: Convincing colony
members to members to provide raw
provide me with materials, saying that we burn
the wasted raw these raw materials causing a
materials like lot of pollution in our city and
banana peels, colony.
eggshells, vegetable Step 2: Charged 89 Rs per
remains etc. month from 42 homes as
cleaning fee. I convinced that
Skills: Dealmaking my capital gains via fee will be
and negotiation, used to buy seeds which will
communication be organically grown and
donated to old age home.
Their funds were used for good
& the fee was reasonable, they
agreed.
Growing the Step 1: Using the organic
seeds organically compost to grow the seeds.
The vegetables will be grown
Skills: Execution according to the season and
weather, this will work as a
and critical
catalyst to foster the growth of growing seasonal vegetables.
thinking the vegetables.
Finding a credible Step 1: My maternal
old age home. grandmother always donated
at an old age home called
Skills: ‘Vridh Ashram.’ I wish to carry
her legacy as she always
Communication
inspired me by helping people
in need.
Justification for the missed deadline: I could not fulfil the deadline of convincing the colony members to provide
raw materials. The reason to this is that there is a team of people in the colony who are collecting the trash of the
colony for years and they were my competition. Hence, I politely explained that these group of people take the
trash and burn them contributing to harmful greenhouse gases.
Associated Success Criteria Time of
completion
This stage is crucial as the quality & On time
growth of the vegetables is dependent
on the fertility of the organic compost. (5th June - 8th
The two main branches to achieve this June)
is the ideal ingredients and the
proportion of the ingredients. Primary
& secondary sources helped me to do
so. On time
(8th June –
10th June)
Schools budget is to spend maximum of (10th June –
10,000 Rs on the personal project. I am 14th June)
humbled to use know money and make
monetary gains which are being used
for the welfare of the society. As
17th June
Manufacuring chemical fertilisers
causes pollution which would reduce. (Delayed)
In addition to this, people burn these
raw materials which causes greenhouse
gases. These raw materials would be no
more burnt in my colony and will be
used to feed the needy.
A wise man once said, “you need time On time
and timing to do great things.” Hence, I
was sincerely ready to give time for (17th August
making the compost and growing the to 19th
vegetables. The timing is that I am
October)
She once said that they have been On time
running it for over a century. She is a
very well read and researched person (19th
who told that they have a credible October)
record of accomplishment and are
trustworthy.

I told the colony members that Delhi is already the most polluted city hence, we should be the one who should
take action. I told them I would use the raw materials to make an organic compost. Moreover, the competition
where charging 5 Rs a day translating to 149 rs. I was charging 89 Rs a month as the cleaning fees while saying
that the money would be used to buy seeds for organic farming. The organically grown vegetables will be used to
donate to the old age home. The colony members were happy that their resources are being used for charitable
purpose and 42 homes agreed to be a part of the mission.

Criterion B
Achieving the learning goal (Stand i) - ATL Skills: Research: Primary
& Secondary
My learning goal is to understand how organic composting can save pollution in my colony;
how using it as a substitute to chemical/inorganic fertiliser contribute to lesser
environmental impact. Last but the most important according to my learning goal, organic
farming, I can feed the needy.
To achieve the goal of feeding to the needy the application of primary research skills helped
me at a very large extent and secondary research skills helped me moving in the further
stages. I researched in detail from both primary and secondary sources for the ideal
components and the proportions to make an organic compost.
My primary source is my uncle named, Mr. ‘Muneesh Narula.’ He has worked in the Ministry
of Agriculture under the government of India for more than three-decades. He has a senior
role in maintaining the quality checks of the organic compost and vegetables and supplies
the organically grown vegetables across Haryana.
Below are the insightful takeaways from the interview done with him.

Firstly, he spoke (40-50) eggs shells must be

taken, 25-30 banana peels, a basket of
dead leaves, sugar cane remains, cow dunk,
coffee. Coffee can also be put as it will add
the speed of growth of the fertiliser.
Coffee should also be put as it will increase
the growth pace of the compost.
Lastly, he said put a lot of red worms as it
will foster both the growth and the quality
of the compost. As when the raw materials
are broken into smaller pieces and digested
by the worm; they excrete producing a lot
of nitrogen which helps to increase the
speed of composting. This happens because
of nitrogen good bacteria is multiplied in
Mr: Muneesh Narula
the plants.
His expertise in this industry helped me to make an ideal organic compost which fostered the
vegetables growth healthily. The seeds were grown healthily and are (FSSAI) approved.

During the secondary research phase I read in depth about the ideal components, secret tips
and the proportions to put in the compost to have a prior knowledge before interviewing
and understanding the tried and tested method. I research from the website, “University of
Missouri,” and imbibed that grass clippings release a lot of nitrogen in the compost helping
it to decompose faster and more healthily. Not all my ingredients came from primary
research, but many came from the primary sources too.
From my first primary source I inquired the https://www.epa.gov/recycle/composting-
ideal components that fosters the growth of home
the organic compost and the use of red worms
for better and faster making of compost.
From planet natural I got an insightful https://www.planetnatural.com/composting-
information that old red wine fosters the 101/making/what-to-use/
quality of the compost very positively. The
reasoning to this is from the 2nd source that https://www.abcfws.com/help-your-plants-
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given website.

I recorded all the data in the form of

a mind-map, where I organized all
the secondary data in a stepwise and
a chronological order. Moreover, I
created connections in various
sources, comparing them and
obtaining the overlapping data
helping me to achieve reliability and
accuracy in the findings.

Not only this but also, I required a lot of raw materials to make the organic
compost, for which collaboration was required. To do this I used my
dealmaking and negotiation skills through effective use of communication. I
wrote a message in the colonies group to convince the people. Below are the
two-simple but detailed steps. Furthermore, one of the replies from colonies
member is presented below.

Mrs. Ritu Anand aunty provided genuine

help and support including the other 42
colony members. Without them the
journey would be incomplete, and I am
obliged to have helping hands like them.
This screenshot has been taken on 20th of
June from my mother’s phone, but I
initiated the conversation as she has the
contacts of the colony group.

Convince colony Step 1: Convincing colony members to provide raw materials, saying
members to that we burn these raw materials causing a lot of pollution in our city
provide me with and colony.
the wasted raw Step 2: Charged 89 Rs per month from 42 homes as cleaning fee. I
materials like
convinced that my capital gains via fee will be used to buy seeds which
banana peels,
will be organically grown and donated to old age home. Their funds
eggshells,
vegetable remains were used for good & the fee was reasonable, they agreed.
etc.

Skills: Dealmaking
and negotiation,
communication

Applying Skills to Create the Product (Strand ii)

My product goal is to do organic farming from which I would grow vegetables

and donate to the homeless. I grew many seeds out of which one of them is
radish which I planted in our farm and has turned out to grow very well.
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All of it was done following the steps presented in the table:

Execution Step 1: Collecting raw materials
like: banana peels, eggs shells etc
for making organic compost.
Step 2: Convert the raw materials
into an ideal organic compost for
organically growing vegetables.
Step 3: Purchase seeds to
organically grow the vegetables.
Step 4: After two-months when the
vegetables are grown it will be
cooked and donated for free &
extra monetary support would be
given from the extra capital gains
from the cleaning fees.
Convincing colony members for giving
their home waste materials.
Using my uncles experience to make an
ideal organic compost.
Charging 89 Rs monthly as cleaning fees
from 42 homes to buy the seeds.
I found an old age home where my
grandmother donated regularly; it has
credible track record & I am honoured
working in her footsteps to carry her
legacy.

Under the step four I donated home grown

onions, cooked radish vegetable in Indian
style and spinach-based vegetables that too
were grown during the organic farming
process.

In total twenty-two people were donated

with fresh organic food shown in the below
image. When I asked for the feedback and
the quality for the food. They replied to it
to be fresh and delicious in my native
language. Hearing their positive feedback
and blessings made me happier than ever.
 Everybody there was very humble
and sweet but had very harsh
background incidents they had to
face. I tried my best to connect with
them and be a support system to
them.
During the five-months journey I had
collected a cumulative of 18,690 Rs
from cleaning fees. Only 2,500 Rs was
spended to buy high quality seeds for
the organic farming of the
vegetables.
The surplus 16,190 Rs was donated
to the “Vridh Ashram” organization.
They would buy medical kit, winter
clothes etc using the monetary
support.
Seeing the smiles on their face and
hearing their positive blessings was
priceless. This was the real success
criteria of my entire personal project
journey and was totally worth it.

Without my mother's contact of colony members and my uncles support of

guiding me the ideal components for an organic compost, I would have not
been able to reach till the last step. I am very grateful to them for providing
immense help and support to be a vital part of my personal project journey.
Not only this but also, I immensely thank the colony members for being the
backbone of the project as if they did not provide me with the raw materials
the journey couldn’t commence. A wise man once said, “if you want to go
alone, go fast. If you want to go far, go together.”
Criterion C: Reflecting
Impact of Personal Project on my Learning (Strand i)

As soon as I had the opportunity to choose the topic for my personal project, I
knew it was organic farming. I researched about organic farming and
composting in depth as that sparked interest in me the most.

Through my comprehensive personal project journey, I developed diverse

knowledge and had various learning experiences that truly enriched my
understanding in the field of organic farming. It all happened in my primary
and secondary research, multiple steps, long-term and short terms goals. Not
only this but also, unmatchable learning experiences where there too during
the execution process of all the ATL skills and learnings.

Majority of my learning of organic farming happened during the personal

project journey. Initially when I was a small child, I did not get much into the
depth of it. I was just focused on planting seeds and growing vegetables out of
it as I was clear that organic farming benefits our health.

I read on the news that inorganic fertilisers are leading to cancer and even
neurological disorders. The moment I heard this, I knew I could not stay quiet
and had to take actions. Honestly speaking, I was a little sceptical of how I
would be able to take action and whether I would be able to succeed in it or
not. The quote, “you don’t have to be great to start but you have to start to be
great,” immensely inspired me. It gave me a newfound motivation to start,
which fortunately I could do during my personal project journey.

I read and inquired deeply about the ideal components required to make an
organic compost from multiple secondary sources and a credible primary
source as well. This gave me an in-depth knowledge from multiple
perspectives, helping me reach to my learning goal with proper efficiency.
With the help of clear understanding of learning goal, I was able to learn about
my field of interest deeply. This provided me insightful knowledge and helped
me to reach to my product goal successfully with multiple challenges to
overcome.
The tool that I came up with to do an overall deep analysis research is called
the PESTLE analysis method, which provided me with a chance to research
from various stand points and perspectives. This severely upgraded my
knowledge about the field.

Political It is not favoured much by the government of India as India’s sizable

portion of 40 billion rupees revenue directly comes from the
agriculture sector.

India has a price advantage in export market due to inorganic fertiliser

that aren’t very costly. India will lose its market and economic moat if
organic farming is implemented throughout the country. Additionally,
India is an overall price sensitive marker therefore, chemically grown
food can mostly be afforded.

Economical If the target audience are the affluent society, then organic farming is
ideal if seen according to the purchasing power parity. Hence, it is a
profitable venture as the wealthy are ready to pay higher costs for a
higher quality product

Social Our health is not negatively hampered as organic vegetables contains

no chemicals.
Technological Technologically organic farming is not a very favourable option as
compared to chemical fertilisers/inorganic. It is because the
inorganically grown vegetables tend to grow much faster at cheaper
costs.

Legal According to legality and current government policies India is

promoting organic farming as in the future India will be a $40 trillion
economy by 2048.
Hence, the quality of life of people would enhance much more, they
would be able to afford organic grown vegetables very easily.
Environmental Manufacturing chemical fertilisers require large factories emitting a lot
of pollution into the environment. The pollution in New Delhi has
already reached to the tipping point. If it exceeds more, it will lead to
an irreversible chain reaction that would be impossible to stop.
Therefore, more pollution in the ecosystem is like adding water to a
sinking ship hence, organic farming is a much healthier option for the
environment as compared to chemical fertilisers.
How have I improved? (Strand ii)
Previous understanding
I only understood the social
implication of organic farming that
too vaguely, that it is beneficial for
our health due to no chemicals found
in it.
I only understood that the
ingredients used in the organic
fertilisers are dead leaves, banana
peels, wasted vegetable peels and
green grass.
I did not understand the proportions
in which the ingredients are put
together which helps to maintain
balance and helps the vegetables
grow better.
My soul objective was to do this to
save pollution.
Current understanding
Now I can understand not only the
social implication but also through
the whole “Pestle analysis,” point of
views.
Now I understood the complex
ingredients such as red worms, old
red wine and grass clippings that can
foster the plants growth at another
level.
Now with the help of primary data
and experts' advice I have knowledge
about the ideal amount of
proportions required to grow
vegetables organically.
Now I realise the major purpose was
to feed the ones in need.

Strengths and Areas of Improvements (Strand iii)

An important strength of mine that fuelled my personal project journey till the end is that I was and
am passionately curious to inquire and learn more about organic farming. During the journey my
research skills have been enhanced very well as the secret ingredients like grass clippings, using
worms and old red wine weren't easily available on the internet.

During the process my self-management skills improved too as I conducted the entire personal
project journey independently. Moreover, time-management is an essential branch of self-
management hence, that improved too.

Beyond this I wish to inquire in the field of organic farming much deeper by reading experts research
report papers. This would help me to gain a more consolidated information through the previous
professor's research papers. I wish to one day right articles and make a YouTube channel on organic
composting to spread more awareness as a career.

The ATL skills of research and collaboration immensely helped me during the process. My secondary
research gave me a global point of view of using organic composting through “PESTLE analysis” and
the secondary information also helped to understand the components used to do so. The drawback I
faced was that I could find the ideal proportions of putting those raw materials together. Therefore,
my primary researched helped me in that, as he had decades of experience and could guide me from
it. I took the opportunity of having a knowledgeable uncle in this field by extracting as much
information I could from him.
Challenges faced during the process and how I overcame them?
(Strand iii)
Challenge Problem Solution Skills
(number) implemented
1) The first challenge that I I convinced them by saying Convincing and
faced was that I had to that we are the ones persuasion
convince the busy colony staying in the colony and
members to go their extra the cause of Delhi being
mile to provide me with the the most polluted city as
raw materials. people in the colony send
the waste collected to the
landfill & some burn them.
Then I added we have to
“be the change you wish to
see in the world.”
I further elaborated that
their support will be used
as a charitable purpose.
2) The second problem that I I told the colony members Negotiation and
faced was that there were that their waste is dealmaking skills
already a group of people collected and disposed to
involved in the work of landfills leading to more
collecting the waste of the pollutions.
colony for 5 Rs a day which On the other hand, I will be
is 149 Rs a month. Hence, I using the waste and
had to fight the transform it to an organic
competition and make my compost.
wake through. I would be charging 89 Rs
cleaning fees per month,
lesser than the competition
and the purpose was
better too. Therefore, they
agreed. Moreover, the
money would be used to
buy seeds and be grown,
which would be donated to
the old age homes.
3) The colony members didn’t Hence, I had kept wooden Creative and
want trash container out of boxes out the home which design thinking
their home where they looked find aesthetically
would dispose their waste. and could be covered from
This would cause foul smell the top to stop the foul
and disturb the décor of the smell. Therefore, they
home agreed with the solution.
Product Evaluation based on Success Criteria (Strand iv)
 Category Self-Evaluation Expert Evaluation/Uncle

Form: The form of the
product would be
organic compost which
would help to grow
organic vegetables for
the underprivileged.
I will use the best ingredients to
make an ideal organic compost
suggested by my uncle who has a
vast expanse of experience in the
field. Eg: red worms, eggshells,
banana peels, coffee, cow dunk,
grass clippings etc.
I am happy Vedant you are a
good listener and noted
down the ingredients
correctly. The image of the
compost you made had
almost the correct colour
composition.

Overall: 4/5 Overall: 4.5/5

Function: The function
of my product is to
help the
underprivileged as one
man’s trash is another
man’s treasure.
When I asked them on how the
foods quality could be better.
They replied to it to be fresh and
of good quality in my native
language. I was proud that all the
hard work finally paid off.
The compost has been made
well therefore, the vegetables
must have grown fresh and
healthy.
Overall: 4/5

User/Audience: The
audience would be the
colony members from
whom I would get the
supply of the raw
materials for making
organic compost.
Overall: 4/5
There are 118 colony members
out which forty-two people
provided with the raw materials.
It was more than needed but the
convincing skills need to be
improved to execute this issue at
a larger scale.
You have convinced many
people, but it could have
been better by convincing
more.
Overall: 4/5

Cost: There would be
no cost but profit that
would be distributed
to the underprivileged
in the form of organic
vegetables and extra
monetary support
from the extra capital
gains I get from the
cleaning fees.
Overall: 3.5/5
School has given an option to I am happy you have a good
spend maximum of 10,000 Rs. I business mindset and have
used no money but the money utilised absolutely no money
from the cleaning fees. I had a to do your project, good job.
surplus of 16,690 which too was
donated to buy them winter Overall: 5/5
clothes and other necessities.
Overall: 5/5

Impact in the future learning: Beyond this, I wish to inquire in the field of organic farming much deeper
by reading experts research papers. This would help me to gain a more detailed account of information
through the previous professor’s research. I wish to one day write articles and make a YouTube channel
on organic composting to spread more awareness and make it global.

Bibliography in ml8 format

1) Mr. Muneesh Narula (primary source) from
https://www.facebook.com/itsfreshville/ (business website)

2) https://www.epa.gov/recycle/composting-home US EPA. “Composting at Home.” US

EPA, 16 Oct. 2018,
3) https://www.planetnatural.com/composting-101/making/what-to-use/
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