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Natural substrate compost on the growth of beans plant is one of the most important factors for determining the suitability of any type of compost for agriculture use and control of environmental contamination. During the present study, the preparation of compost by using various natural substrates was done. The natural substrates used for the study, includes, Fermented fruit juice, lactic acid, oriental herbal nutrient, amino acid, cow dung and born meal powder. All the ingredients are mixed in the ratio of 1:1 to the garden soil. For the experiment study, four beans' seeds were used and observed for 2 months to study the changes in the overall growth parameters. One control was also maintained to observe the changes for the comparison. From the experimental results, it can conclude that, 75 gm and 50 gm natural substract compost treatments were found to be effective on overall growth of beans plant in comparison with the control. From the study, it suggests that, the appropriate ratio of soil and natural substrate compost will helps in the effective transformation of crop yield in the agronomy sector.