Prabhupāda: No, we can utilize the gobar in different way.
Indian man: No, but gobar gas is not good, that's why...
Prabhupāda: No, no, not good. But we have to arrange for this plant, generate gas. So why not direct?
Indian man: No, but the fuel is achieved, but the fertilizer is lost. Gobar, there are two elements. One is a methane gas and one is fertilizer. If you burn it you are burning the fertilizer which is very, very important, and very, very useful against the fuel that we get.
Prabhupāda: No, that ash is very good.
Indian man: No ash is not the full fertilizer. It is only partial. 10% of the fertilizer becomes ash. The organic matter is burned with great loss to the society and the earth.
Prabhupāda: But in our Māyāpura, that plant, we spent so much, it has not become successful.
Indian man: No that is mechanical fault. Just like electricity now it has failed. Now sir, we should not stop utilizing electricity.
Prabhupāda: No, any machine, that defect will be there.
Indian man: But that we have been working for twenty years in Ahmedabad. Everybody is very happy there, and they're actually making money out of it. The fertilizer that is there is about four times what is normally achieved. So good maintenance are required for any...
Prabhupāda: (sneezes loud) I have no objection, but I've got experience. In Māyāpura it is failure.