2021
DOI: 10.47163/agrociencia.v55i4.2478
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Evaluación Fisico-Química De Composta De Residuos Avícolas Y Cachaza

Abstract: El compostaje es una alternativa sostenible de valorización de residuos y conversión en abono orgánico. Bajo la hipótesis de que mezclas de residuos tienen características físicas y químicas que modifican el aporte mineral a los cultivos. El objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar las características físico-químicas de tres compostas obtenidas por la mezcla de residuos avícolas y cachaza de la industria azucarera, como alternativa al uso de insumos minerales. Un experimento completamente al azar se estableció con… Show more

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“…The organic matter (OM, %) content of different compost mixtures ranged from 28.03 to 33.89%, values that are considered to be within the optimum range (20-50% OM) established by the Official Mexican Standard NMX-FF-109-SCFI-2008. Our results are also in line with the organic matter content of organic substrates of sugarcane filter-pressed mud reported by Martínez et al (2021) and are lower than those reported by Hernández-Melchor et al (2008) for the sugarcane filter-pressed mud-based compost (58.6% OM). At 7 days of aeration, the 75% sugarcane filter-pressed mud  25% bagasse treatment, with an average 33.89% OM, showed the highest pH values compared to the other treatments (Table 3).…”
Section: Organic Matter (Om %)supporting
confidence: 92%
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“…The organic matter (OM, %) content of different compost mixtures ranged from 28.03 to 33.89%, values that are considered to be within the optimum range (20-50% OM) established by the Official Mexican Standard NMX-FF-109-SCFI-2008. Our results are also in line with the organic matter content of organic substrates of sugarcane filter-pressed mud reported by Martínez et al (2021) and are lower than those reported by Hernández-Melchor et al (2008) for the sugarcane filter-pressed mud-based compost (58.6% OM). At 7 days of aeration, the 75% sugarcane filter-pressed mud  25% bagasse treatment, with an average 33.89% OM, showed the highest pH values compared to the other treatments (Table 3).…”
Section: Organic Matter (Om %)supporting
confidence: 92%
“…In our study, composts are classified as very mature stabilized organic materials (CCQC, 2001). The lower NH 4  content recorded in the mixture with bagasse was the result of the transformation of ammonium and the slow degradation of residues with a high C:N ratio, such as sugarcane bagasse (Méndez et al, 2011;Salgado et al, 2013;Martínez et al, 2021).…”
Section: Nitrates ( Nomentioning
confidence: 99%