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Research Paper | Agronomy | Indonesia | Volume 3 Issue 3, March 2014
Response of the Sweet Corn (Zea mays L. saccharata) to Different Types and Timing of the Organic Fertilizer Application
Yulian Abdullah | Setyono Yudo Tyasmoro [2] | Titin Sumarni [2]
Abstract: Objectives of this research are (1) establishing the appropriate timing of organic fertilizer application to increase production of the sweet corn production, (2) recognizing types of organic fertilizer that could increase growth and yield of the sweet corn. The research was conducted in Malang, East Java of Indonesia from May September 2013. By using Split Plots Design as the main plot by 4 (four) types of organic fertilizer (P): P1 = cows compost; P2 = Tithonia diversifolia; P3 = cows compost + (EM-4) ; P4 = Tithonia diversifolia + (EM-4), and the son plot (SP) is the application timing (T) by 4 (four) levels: T1 = 0 week (during the initial planting) ; T2 = 1 week before planting; T3 = 2 weeks before planting; T4 = 3 weeks before planting, which comprise of 16 combinations of treatment by 3 replications. Result of the research, which was based on different types of organic fertilizer along with the appropriate timing of application, showed different results on variables of dry weight at 34 dap, percentage of the increasing for about 54.40 % and 44.76 %; the growth rate of the crop at 24 34 dap have increased 50.70 % and 58.18 %, respectively; chlorophyll of the leaf at 24 dap; diameter of the ear without husk during harvest time.
Keywords: Cows compost, Tithonia diversifolia, EM-4 Effective Microorganism-4, sweet corn
Edition: Volume 3 Issue 3, March 2014,
Pages: 400 - 404
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Research Paper, Agronomy, Indonesia, Volume 9 Issue 12, December 2020
Pages: 121 - 125The Response of Potato to Differences in the Watering Intervals and Composition of the Growing Media in the Medium Plains
Jajang Sauman Hamdani [2] | Sumadi Kusumiyati | Wawan Sutari | Maria Kristina
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Dissertation Chapters, Agronomy, Kenya, Volume 3 Issue 11, November 2014
Pages: 877 - 883Challenges of Soil Health Management by Small-Holder Farmers in Western Kenya: The C:N (Carbon: Nitrogen) Ratio Context in Composting
Enos G. Okolo [2] | Dr. Benard O. Abongo