Cattle rearing and paddy cultivation are related because cattle waste can be used as manure for paddy fields and the straw from paddy is used as fodder for cattle. Organic waste from homes and fields, like straw, quick sticks, and animal waste, can be used as fertilizer, fodder, and food for fish and ducks. The slurry produced from biogas generation can be used as fertilizer for crops and to feed fish and aquatic plants. Integrating different types of agriculture, like fish and livestock cultivation, allows farmers to continuously use their land, improving productivity and profits.

2. How are cattle rearing and paddy cultivation
related?
The wastes of cattle can be put into paddy field as
manure and in return the straw obtained from
paddy cultivation can be given to cattle as fodder.

3. How are the organic wastes from homes and
agricultural fields utilised?
Organic wastes from homes are good for crops. The
straw is used as fodder. The quick stick used as
organic fence,is a good organic manure and
fertilizer. The organic wastes from home is used
as food for fish in the pond and ducks.

4. What can be the use of slurry formed after the
production of bio-gas?
The bio slurry can be used as fertilizer for crop
production and aquaculture,that means as food of
fish and aquatic plants.

5. What is the advantage of integrating more than one
field of agriculture?
Farmers can keep their fields under continuous
production. It enhances the productivity of the
farm land. It increases the per capital profitability.

6. Example of Integrated farming
An example of integrated farming could be fish and livestock cultivation along w