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Our all-in-one bio-inputs

Costs less.Works faster.Yields more.

  • Costs less than chemical inputs
  • Faster than chemical inputs
  • Higher, healthier yields than chemical inputs

Right from Season 1 · across 80+ crops

Supercharging cattle dung

The farmer’s own dung and compost, turned into an all-in-one regenerative crop input.

41.11% TOC · 12.23% NPK · 1.86×10⁹ CFU/g
One system · four all-in-one products

Build the foundation, nourish the crop, protect performance, and supercharge your manure.

Carbobhoomi · Carbosutra · Carborakshak · Carbovardhak Flow
Field-proven from Season 1

Equal plots, same day: control vs XEN across 11 crops and 14 states.

+28% to +75% yield · up to 59% lower input cost
For CBG & biogas plants

Digestate becomes premium regenerative fertiliser and a second value engine.

10% dose · 21-day cycle · zero manual handling
Circular bioeconomy · Haridwar

Cow dung to clean energy and regenerative fertiliser with a farmer producer organisation.

1 TPD biogas plant · sugarcane Co 0238
XEN Microenterprise Network

Village, block and district entrepreneurs bringing XEN to the farmer’s doorstep.

DLE · BLE · VLE
150+institutional pilots
5,000+farmers in data-led demonstrations
80+crops tested and validated
14states, 15 agro-ecological zones
₹5k–20kinput savings per acre, Season 1
10–30%average yield increase
Demonstrated results

What Season 1 looks like in the field.

Soil organic carbon 0.35% → 0.85%

in 15 months, more than doubling on the same plots

Krishna Sudha Academy of Agri-Ecology, Hyderabad & BAIF
Grade-1 harvest 70% Grade-III → 75% Grade-I

watermelon, Chikhli. Apple Grade-I recovery rose from 61% to 82% in Srinagar

XEN field demonstrations, control vs XEN plots
Residue-free produce 263 pesticides · all BLQ

every residue result below the limit of quantification

NHRDF Nashik residue analysis · NPOP organic certified

Demonstrated results from documented trials. Outcomes vary with crop, soil, climate and application programme.

Incubated, validated and supported by

The case for change

India’s soil and yields can’t wait.

Farmers are spending more on fertiliser and pesticide every season while their soil carbon keeps falling. Every route to yield now needs more inputs, and crops become less resilient.

1% → 0.3%

Soil organic carbon lost from Indian farmland in about 70 years

NRAA, Govt. of India
₹1.92L Cr

Spent every year on chemical fertiliser subsidies

Propping up the same system that depletes soil carbon through overuse of chemical fertilisers and pesticides.

Dept. of Fertilizers, GoI
10–35%

Harvest lost to heat, disease and erratic weather

Climate change could cut rice yields in South India by up to 17% by the 2080s.

Digital Sansad · ADB
89.4%

Of farming households own less than two hectares

They work with limited capital and rising spend on urea, DAP, 10:26:26, micronutrients and pesticides.

NSO Situation Assessment Survey
52%

Of rural households are in debt

Up from 47.4% in 2016–17, as chemical input costs keep climbing.

NABARD NAFIS 2021–22
3M tonnes

Of cow dung generated in India every day

Only a small share becomes standardised, market-ready crop input. The fertility is there; it is locked up.

NITI Aayog Task Force

Our solution

A carbon-smart regenerative input ecosystem.

One family of all-in-one organic inputs, so farms grow more, higher-quality, residue-free crops from Season 1. It works with the farmer’s own resources instead of replacing them with chemistry.

PILLAR 1

Unlock local fertility

By supercharging cattle dung, compost and other organic resources the farm already has.

PILLAR 2

Grow resilient crops

Through integrated carbon, nutrition and biology for both soil and plant.

PILLAR 3

Restore living soil

By rapidly rebuilding soil organic carbon, soil structure and soil function.

Farmers mixing cattle dung on a tarpaulin with a Carbovardhak can

Supercharging cattle dung

India’s cattle dung can power the world’s fertiliser future.

Carbovardhak doesn’t replace a farmer’s dung or compost. It adds carbon, nutrition and beneficial microbes, so the farm’s own waste becomes a premium all-in-one crop input.

  1. SourceCattle dung, compost, FOM/LFOM, Jivamrit, biochar manure or CBG digestate.
  2. CollectKeep the material in a dung or compost repository at the right moisture.
  3. SuperchargeAdd the prescribed Carbovardhak dose. Microbes break down lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose.
  4. GrowApply the darker, nutrient-dense enriched input in the field, at roughly a third of the usual manure volume.

Field-proven · Season 1

Equal plots. Same day. Measured results.

Each demonstration compares a conventional control plot with a XEN plot on the same farm. Tap a crop to see the full field data.

Results come from XEN field demonstrations and vary with crop, soil, climate and management. Input costs are per acre against the farmer’s conventional fertiliser and pesticide programme.

Hear from our farmers and partners

Outcomes in their own fields.

Farmers who ran XEN side by side with their usual programme, and the institutions that checked the results.

Ajmira Khatun in her brinjal field
Brinjal · soil & crop

Yield rose from 14,500 to 22,500 kg/acre, with glossy, near-seedless fruit and very little borer or blight.

Ajmira KhatunFarmer, Beldanga-I, West Bengal
Joydeb Mondal in his cabbage field
Cabbage · crop quality

Uniform, compact heads, 1.8 kg up to 2.7 kg, with no fungicide needed on the XEN plot.

Joydeb MondalFarmer, Krishnanagar-I, Nadia
Pratap Ghorai in his pointed gourd field
Pointed gourd · yield

4,000 to 7,000 kg/acre, with fewer damaged leaves and more uniform fruit.

Pratap GhoraiFarmer, Krishnanagar, Nadia
Joydev Ghorai in his marigold field
Marigold · flowering

Faster growth, healthy buds and stronger flowering across 36 harvests.

Joydev GhoraiChakdikanagar Mahila FPC, Nadia
Soil validationKrishna Sudha Academy & BAIF

15-month soil study: organic carbon 0.35% → 0.85%, nitrogen 180 → 560 mg/kg, pH 8.5 → 7.5.

Satellite validationTechnoServe

Google Earth Engine mapping across 16 pomegranate farms in Nashik, Ahmednagar and Solapur.

Independent labIIT Roorkee

Independent characterisation of Carbovardhak-enriched LFOM from the Haridwar biogas plant.

Outcomes are recorded from documented XEN field demonstrations and partner evaluations.

Independently validated

Soil that measurably comes back to life.

A 15-month soil validation by Krishna Sudha Academy of Agri-Ecology, Hyderabad, and BAIF tracked the same plots before and after the XEN programme.

0.35→0.85%soil organic carbon
180→560nitrogen, mg/kg
8.5→7.5pH, toward neutral
NPOP organic certifiedFCO 1985 compliantNABL lab testedNHRDF residue-freeIIT Roorkee analysis
Charts showing decrease in soil alkalinity, increase in nitrogen and increase in soil organic carbon across trial plots

Who we work with

Multiple organic resources. Multiple markets.

Farmer Ajmira Khatun in her brinjal field

Farmers & FPOs

Lower input costs, Grade-I harvests and fertile soil from Season 1, with a written application plan.

Crop programmes →
Dairy cattle at a cooperative shed

Gaushalas & dairy cooperatives

Turn cow dung into a standardised fertiliser product and a recurring income stream.

Gaushala–FPC model →
Row of automated LFOM enrichment tanks at a biogas plant

CBG & biogas plants

Convert FOM and LFOM digestate into premium regenerative fertiliser and a second value engine.

Digestate platform →
NGO field team meeting with farmers

NGOs, CSR & development institutions

Deliver soil restoration, climate resilience and rural livelihoods with measurable outcomes.

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Commercial nursery with flowering plants

Nurseries, landscapes & commercial farms

Integrate soil, crop nutrition and resilience across managed growing systems.

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XEN farmer meeting in a village hall

Rural entrepreneurs

Run XEN distribution in your village, block or district, with training, field support and an app.

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XEN Microenterprise Network

Become the XEN agri-entrepreneur of your area.

A three-tier network of village, block and district entrepreneurs brings XEN inputs to the farmer’s doorstep.

DLE
District Level EntrepreneurDistribution, warehousing & logistics
BLE
Block Level EntrepreneurBlock stock, training & VLE support
VLE
Village Level EntrepreneurLast-mile sales & farmer relationships

Backed by training, field support and the XEN mobile app.

Recognition

From research to field, recognised along the way.

2026

TISS iPreneur’26

1st place, all-India Social Venture Challenge

2022

Stanford Seed Spark

1st place in the regional cohort

Award

Krishi Jagran 40 Under 40

Agri-icon Award

Award

Dainik Jagran · Janhit Jagran

Winner

YourStoryHindustan TimesDainik JagranKrishi Jagran

Let’s turn waste into wealth. Let’s grow together.

Farmers, FPOs, gaushalas, CBG plants, institutions and investors — tell us what you’re working on.

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