Manipur: Phumdi Biomass Removed From Loktak Lake To Be Used In Making Organic Fertilizer

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Manipur,  8 Feb 2023 5:27 AM GMT

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Chairman M. Ashinikumar Singh inspected the Loktak Lake to review the ongoing 'Phumdi' removal work last month. The lake is famous for its unique ecosystem called phumdis (heterogeneous mass of vegetation, soil, and organic matter at various stages of decomposition), which floats over it. The phumdi biomass removed from the lake will be utilized to create organic fertilizer.