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EEO. 2021; 20(4): 2677-2681


Cow Dung for Sustainable Development

Dr Sanjna Vij, Rashi Dubey Mishra.



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Cow dung is a widely accessible and economical source of biomass in India. Traditionally, cow dung is often used as a mosquito repellent, and there are several occasions during which people perform special rituals with it, including Holy festivals and auspicious religious ceremonies. There are new and innovative applications for the use of cow dung bacteria in biofuels and sustainable chemical management. This review focuses on recent research that is conducted in various fields such as livestock, agriculture, business, and the laboratory.

Key words: Cow dung, Pest repellent, Biogas, Manure







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