Bio-organo-chemical fertilizers: a new prospecting technology for improving fertilizer use efficiency (FUE)

Goenadi, Didiek Hadjar; Mustafa, Ade Brian; Santi, Laksmita Prima

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/183/1/012011

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“…Developed countries attach great importance to the use of organic fertilizers in agricultural production. Manure helps to supplement soil nutrients and reduce the use of chemical fertilizers 29,30 . In this experiment, combined with the staggered planting environment of farming and grazing in northern China, cow and sheep manure was selected as the base fertilizer in the four treatments.A large number of studies have shown that use of organic fertilizer can improve the physical and chemical properties of soil, and increase soil biological richness, enzyme activity, and nutrients, thus providing better conditions for growth of plant roots 31,32,33,34 .…”

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Regulation of quality of naked oats under different irrigation regumes

Cheng,

Dai,

Liu

et al. 2024

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Naked oat (Avena nuda L.) is rich in protein, fat, soluble dietary fiber and other nutrients that the human body needs; it is an important grain, feed and forage crop. Here, we investigated the effects of different irrigation and fertilization conditions on naked oat yield and quality in semi-arid regions in agriculture-pastoral zone in semi-arid areas. The experiment was carried out in a non-weighing lysimeter with four irrigation quotas (750m3·ha− 1, 1500m3·ha− 1, 2250m3·ha− 1 and 3000 m3·ha− 1) and fertilizer versus non-fertilizer to analyze the effect of different water and fertilizer conditions on the yield and quality of naked oats. The seed yield of naked oats increased as irrigation quota increased, and the highest yield of 3253 kg·ha− 1 was achieved at 3000 m3·ha− 1. An increased irrigation quota promoted the synthesis of protein, group fiber, starch and amino acid and the breakdown of fat in naked oats. Fertilizer application improved naked oat seed yield by 42.5% and facilitated an increase in the levels of protein, fat, crude fiber, starch and amino acids. This experiment provides a theoretical basis for the cultivation of naked oats in agriculture-pastoral zone in semi-arid areas.

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Regulation of quality of naked oats under different irrigation regumes

Cheng,

Dai,

Liu

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“…Developed countries have attached great importance to the use of organic fertilizers in agricultural production. For example, manure helps to supplement soil nutrients and reduce the use of chemical fertilizers (Agegnehu et al, 2017;Goenadi et al, 2018). In this study, combined with the staggered planting environment of farming and grazing in northern China, cow and sheep manure fertilizer were selected as base fertilizer in the four fertilization treatments.…”

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Biology organic fertilizer affects the quality and yield of flax under different irrigation regumes

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laxseed (Linum usitatissimum L.) oil is an important crop in China, which is rich in saturated fatty acids, alpha-linolenic acid, and other essential nutrients for the human body. Here, we investigated the effects of different irrigation and fertilization conditions on flax yield and quality in semi-arid regions in northern China. Using non-weighing lysimeter fertilization versus non-fertilization, the effects of four irrigation treatments (1 500, 1 800, 2 100, and 2 400 m3 ha-1) on flax yield and quality were assessed for the flax cultivar ‘Yajin7.’ As the irrigation quota increased, both the aboveground fresh weight and flaxseed biomass initially increased and subsequently decreased. The flax fresh weight and seed weight increased by 74.52 and 80.70%, at irrigation quotas of 2 100 and 1 500 m3 ha-1, respectively; however, irrigation quota had no significant effect on flax quality. Fertilizer application significantly improved flax and flaxseed yields by 127 and 77%, respectively, increased mean flax protein content from 20.05 to 24.63%, and decreased the mean lipid content from 46.52 to 43.67%. However, fertilization had no effect on the content of palmitic, stearic, oleic, linoleic, and linolenic acids. Overall, our results highlight that water related benefits to flax crops decrease in response to increasing the irrigation quota and appropriate fertilizer application can significantly improve flax yield and quality. Therefore, this study provides a theoretical basis for irrigation and fertilization related to flax cultivation in northern China

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“…In these plantations, the health and fertility of the soil play pivotal roles in determining the overall productivity of neem trees and the sustainability of the agricultural system. Soil degradation and nutrient depletion are pervasive issues in many neemgrowing regions and stem from factors such as overexploitation, land-use changes, and inadequate soil management practices (Goenadi et al, 2018;Liu et al, 2014). To address these challenges and ensure the long-term viability of neem plantations, it is imperative to adopt sound soil management strategies that revitalize the soil, enhance its health, and optimize nutrient availability (Youseff and Eissa, 2014).…”

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Enhancing Soil Health and Nutrient availability in Neem Plantations with Organic manures and fertilizers

Mathivanan,

Kumaran,

Tilak

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Organic farming provides an alternative approach that employs environmentally friendly practices, excluding the use of chemical inputs. Biofertilizers, which contain beneficial microorganisms, present a sustainable solution by enhancing plant growth, improving nutrient availability, and enhancing soil quality while reducing the dependence on synthetic chemicals. In a field experiment at Coromandel International Private Limited, Tirunelveli, various combinations of organic manures and fertilizers with sixteen treatments were used to assess the impact of these combinations on soil physiochemical properties, nutrient status, microbial activities and soil organic carbon. The results demonstrated that the combination of the Azotobacter, Phosphobacteria, VAM, and Vermicompost treatments led to enhancements in soil physicochemical properties, such as pH (6.98), EC (0.28 d Sm− 1) and organic carbon (0. an increase in nutrient availability, including available nitrogen (282.79 kg/ha), phosphorus (75.38 kg/ha), potassium (415.28 kg/ha), micronutrients (Fe-5.69 kg/ha, Zn-0.44 kg/ha, Mn-0.73 kg/ha and Cu-0.48 kg/ha), and the growth of beneficial microorganisms, such as fungi (18.61 × 10− 7 cfu g− 1), bacteria (35.45 × 10− 7 cfu g− 1), and actinomycetes (23.44 × 10− 7 cfu g− 1). The study also revealed positive correlations between nutrient availability and soil organic carbon content and between nutrient availability and microbial populations. These findings underscore the potential of organic farming practices and biofertilizers to contribute to sustainable agriculture.

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Bio-organo-chemical fertilizers: a new prospecting technology for improving fertilizer use efficiency (FUE)

Cited by 14 publications

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Regulation of quality of naked oats under different irrigation regumes

Regulation of quality of naked oats under different irrigation regumes

Biology organic fertilizer affects the quality and yield of flax under different irrigation regumes

Enhancing Soil Health and Nutrient availability in Neem Plantations with Organic manures and fertilizers

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