TECHNOLOGY FOCUS - AGRICULTURE - Preferred Components: The other nutrient elements include calcium (at least 4%), magnesium (at least 1%) and sulfur (at least 1%). The trace elements include iron (750-1000 ppm), manganese (250-300 ppm), zinc (70-120 ppm), copper (50-75 ppm) or boron (20-25 ppm). The organic fertilizer has chloride content of less than 600 mg/kg and exchangeable sodium less than 15%. The microorganisms include: Lactobacillus sp. including Lactobacillus casei and Lactobacillus plantarum; Arthrobacter sp. including Arthrobacter paraffineus; Rhodopseudomonas sp. including Rhodopseudomonas palustris; and yeast including Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The microorganisms include blend of microorganisms comprising of Lactobacillus casei (107), Lactobacillus plantarum (107), Arthrobacter sp. (103), Arthrobacter paraffineus (103), Rhodopseudomonas palustris (105), and Saccharomyces cerevisiae (103). The quantity of sugar milling bagasse is at least 2.5 parts by weight (pbw) of total material, the quantity of sugar milling press mud is at least 5 pbw of total material and the quantity of boiler ash is at least 2.5 pbw of total material. Preferred Method: The step of providing raw material includes adding the raw materials in a specific order of adding sugar milling bagasse, followed by sugar milling press mud and boiler ash in specific quantities. In the method, windrows at the initial phase are allowed to repose for a period of 1-4 weeks, preferably 3 weeks. The optimum moisture content of the windrow is 40% and the optimum temperature is 55-65 degrees C. The quantity of rock phosphate added is at least 10%, preferably 15-20 wt.% of total material. The quantity of liquid nitrogen diluted in water is at least 10 l/1 metric tonne. The liquid nitrogen is added around 12-18th week prior to screening the organic fertilizer. The quantity of microbial inoculant added is at least 1 l/1 kl of water used in the process. ACTIVITY - Fertilizer.    MECHANISM OF ACTION - None given.    EXAMPLE - Raw materials comprising press mud (100 tons), bagasse (50 tons) and boiler ash (45 tons) were placed evenly with no gaps between forming triangular windrow. The windrows were wetted from top to bottom and end to end using microorganism inoculated treated spent wash. The care was taken not to soak the windrows but just to wet them. The windrows were turned using aero-tiller. This turning procedure was repeated minimum twice for each windrow. After about 3 weeks of settling time, windrows were not turned but only wetted, if moisture dropped below 40%. Inoculant comprising microorganism (1 part) and water (8 parts) was sprayed on both sides of every windrow once a week. The windrows were turned once a week and were checked for moisture and temperature levels. When windrow temperature reached above 65 degrees C, windrows were sprayed with water. Curing phase started when the internal windrow temperature dropped below 55 degrees C and did not re-heat after spraying and turning to form compost. Then, liquid nitrogen (10 l) was added to the compost. The composted material was dried until the moisture level of 30% was achieved, screened using 20 mm screen and bagged to form organic fertilizer.