Evaluation of suitable antagonists in the management of early blight of tomato cultivar CO-3

Singh, G. B.; Saha, Sujoy; Garg, R.; Sharma, B. K.; Bahadur, Awadhesh; Singh, Rana Pratap

doi:10.5958/2230-732x.2015.00017.0

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“…In fact, nature of food waste can constitute a supportive environment for microorganisms (thermophiles) multiplication activating biodegradation. It is important for ensuring optimal growth and activity of microbes [23]. In vermicomposting, activity of earthworm, its metabolism, growth, respiration, and reproduction are strongly influenced by temperature [27].…”

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Production of Eudrilus eugenia and Compost From Breeding Manure (Cattle, Cavies, Rabbits, And Poultry) In South Of Côte D’ivoire

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Developing countries must, in order to support agriculture, integrate available natural resources and promote management of livestock waste. Therefore, the potential of earthworms to decompose organic waste must be exploit : vermicomposting. Thus earthworm Eudrilus eugeniae was cultured in 4 simples treatments and 6 mixed manure treatments. These treatments are combination or not of manure of cattle, cavies, rabbit and poultry. Each treatment has undergone 3 repetitions. The experiment lasted 12 weeks. pH, numerical productivity of E. eugeniae and biomass of E. eugenia have been determined. The results showed that all treatments containing rabbit manure have a final pH close to 7 (neutral pH) with the exception of MG +MR treatment. Those based on poultry or guinea-pig manure and the control range between 5 and 6.5 and are therefore more acidic. The average density and the earthworm biomass of the MC + MR treatment respectively 2889 ± 333 ind./ m2 and 397.22 ± 234.44 g / m2 are different from other treatments. the manure mixture is a privileged environment for Eudrilus eugeniae. It provides a significant biomass of earthworms that can be used in fish farming or in the diet of monogastric animal feed.

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Production of Eudrilus eugenia and Compost From Breeding Manure (Cattle, Cavies, Rabbits, And Poultry) In South Of Côte D’ivoire

KOUADIO,

SORO,

Garacha

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SEAS: Sust. Envir. Agric. Sci.

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To support agriculture, developing countries must integrate available natural resources and promote management of livestock waste. feeding animal like poultry is also a challenge for African breeders. Earthworms can be introduced as input into monogastric animals feed. How to produce earthworms, with what, in quantity to use them in animal feed. Thus earthworm Eudrilus eugeniae was cultivated in 4 simples treatments and 6 treatments with mixed manure. These treatments are combination or not of cattle, cavies, rabbit and poultry manure. Ten treatments were carried out from four simple treatments and six mixed treatments with four types of livestock manure. Mixed treatments consist of a mixture of two manures of equal volume. Each treatment underwent 3 repetitions. The experiment lasted 12 weeks. The numerical productivity of E. eugeniae and the biomass of E. eugenia were determined by treatments. The results showed those based on poultry or guinea-pig manure and the control range between 5 and 6.5 and are therefore more acidic. The average density and the earthworm biomass of the MC + MR treatment respectively 2889 ± 333 ind./ m 2 and 397.22 ± 234.44 g / m 2 are different from other treatments. The mixture of cattle and rabbit manure constitutes a preferred medium for the Eudrilus eugeniae production for use as input in animal feed. This significant biomass of earthworms can be used in fish farming or in feeding monogastric animals.

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Evaluation of suitable antagonists in the management of early blight of tomato cultivar CO-3

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Production of Eudrilus eugenia and Compost From Breeding Manure (Cattle, Cavies, Rabbits, And Poultry) In South Of Côte D’ivoire

Production of Eudrilus eugenia and Compost From Breeding Manure (Cattle, Cavies, Rabbits, And Poultry) In South Of Côte D’ivoire

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