NAMO Vardan

NAMO Vardan is an Indian agricultural innovation brand that introduces a wearable cattle waste collection device designed to collect cow dung (manure) and urine separately. The website presents the product as a solution for improving cattle shed hygiene, reducing manual cleaning work, and collecting waste that can be used for organic farming and other agricultural purposes. The product is made in Gujarat, India, and is designed for Indian indigenous cattle breeds.

Products & Solution

Our flagship product is NAMO Vardan — New Age Manure & Urine Organizer — a wearable cattle-waste collection device designed for Indian indigenous cattle. The device enables the separate collection of manure and urine directly from the animal through dedicated collection bags. This helps reduce contamination, simplifies collection and allows farmers to make better use of these naturally available resources.
NAMO Vardan uses an adjustable harness system designed around the body of the animal, with detachable collection bags for easier handling and emptying. The current product is being developed and validated for Indian cattle, with a focus on animal comfort, movement, fit, hygiene and practical farm use.
Our larger objective is not simply to collect cattle waste, but to create a practical resource-recovery system where manure and urine can become useful inputs for natural farming, fertilizers and other value-added applications.

Key Benefits

NAMO Vardan is designed to provide four key benefits:

1. Better hygiene: It helps collect manure and urine directly instead of allowing them to mix with the cattle-shed floor.
2. Separate resource collection: Manure and urine are collected separately, helping preserve their individual value and making them easier to process or utilize.
3. Reduced cleaning effort: By capturing waste at the source, the device is intended to reduce the amount of manual cleaning required around cattle sheds.
4. Better utilization of natural resources: Instead of treating cattle waste only as a disposal problem, NAMO Vardan enables farmers to view manure and urine as valuable agricultural resources that can be used for natural fertilizers and other applications.

Ultimately, our goal is to convert a daily farm-management challenge into an opportunity for better hygiene, resource recovery and farmer value.

Vision & Future Goals