The questions buyers actually ask
Grouped by what you are trying to settle: the product, the agronomy, or the commercial terms.
The product
What the material is and how it is made.
It is the material earthworms leave behind after processing partly decomposed organic matter. The castings are finer, more stable and biologically richer than the residue that went in. Ours is made only from identified agricultural and agro-processing residues, matured fully and screened before packing.
Ordinary compost is broken down by heat and microbial action alone. Vermicompost adds an earthworm processing stage, which produces a finer, more uniform material. It is a different process, not simply a marketing name.
Typical batch ranges are nitrogen 1.0 to 1.4%, phosphorus 0.7 to 1.0%, potassium 0.9 to 1.2%, organic carbon 14 to 18% and a C:N ratio near 14:1, at 25 to 35% moisture and pH 6.5 to 7.5. Compost varies batch to batch, so the certificate of analysis for your actual consignment is the number that counts.
No. Nothing is added to boost the analysis. What you receive is screened, matured castings.
Using it
Rates, timing and what to expect in the field.
It depends on the crop, the soil's condition and how much organic matter it already holds. We give a recommendation against your situation instead of one blanket figure, the reasoning is set out in our application-rate guide.
Most field applications go in during land preparation, before sowing. Orchards are usually done in the basin at the start of the growth flush. Vegetables take it into the bed before transplanting. Irrigate after applying.
For most commercial cropping, not immediately. Compost rebuilds the soil's capacity to hold and cycle nutrients, which typically lets growers step down synthetic inputs across successive seasons. Fully organic systems build their whole programme around organic sources.
Working improvements such as friability, infiltration and moisture holding are usually noticed in the first season. Measurable changes in soil organic carbon take several seasons of consistent application. Anyone promising more than that in one year is overselling.
In shade, off bare ground, out of standing water, and not dried out completely. Compost is biologically active; storage conditions still matter after it is packed.
Buying and supply
Quantities, freight, packaging and terms.
It depends on destination and packing: packed lots and bulk loose loads have different thresholds. Send your requirement and delivery location and we will confirm what makes sense to move.
Yes. Dispatch is by road to farm gate, dealer warehouse or port. Freight is quoted separately based on destination and load size.
5, 10, 25 and 50 kg packs, or loose bulk by the tonne. Bulk orders usually move loose or as palletised 50 kg bags. Private-label packing is open to discussion for distribution partners.
Pricing is quoted per order rather than published, because tonnage, pack size and delivery distance all move the number and a printed rate would be wrong for most buyers. Send your requirement and you will have a delivered price the same working day, valid for 15 days.
Three to five working days across North India, five to eight for West and Central, seven to ten for South, East and the North-East, counted from confirmed order to dispatch. Tell us your sowing window and we plan the dispatch against it.
Commercial buyers can request a sample against a confirmed enquiry. Mention it with your intended volume so we send the grade you would actually be buying.
Yes, on a territory basis. Send your location, current product lines and expected monthly volumes to start that conversation.
We supply buyers consolidating organic inputs for overseas shipment, including delivery to port. Documentation scope is confirmed per enquiry rather than promised in advance.
It is produced without chemical additives, which is what most certification systems require of an organic input. Documentation requirements vary by certifying body, tell us which standard you work to and we will supply what your certifier asks for.
Still deciding?
Read the product specification or the production process. If your question is commercial, it is faster to ask us directly.