Kombinasi Pupuk Hayati Dan Pupuk Anorganik Terhadap Pertumbuhan Dan Produksi Padi Sawah (Oryza Sativa)

Abstract

Rice is the major commodity most consumed by people in Indonesia. Rice production fluctuates every year, one of which is because the carrying capacity of nutrients obtained by plants is less than optimal. Nutrients can come from a combination of biological and anorganic fertilizers. This study aimed to determine the combination of biological and anorganic fertilizer application on the growth of rice. The experimental design used was a randomized block design with 4 replications. The treatments were arranged in 5 levels of fertilization, namely: without application of fertilizer (P0), 1.00 dose of NPK (P1), 1.00 dose of NPK + 1.00 dose of biological fertilizer (P2), 0.75 dose of NPK + 1.00 dose of biological fertilizer (P3) and 0.50 dose of NPK + 1.00 dose of biofertilizer (P4). The test results showed that the treatment of P3 produced taller plants, more tillers, and darker green leaves than the control treatment (P0) and was the same as treatment with P1. The treatment of P3 also resulted in a higher number of productive tillers, increased tile, and the estimated productivity of GKP (harvested dry grain) and GKG (dry milled grain) was higher than the control treatment (P0) and equal to Jurnal Bioindustri Vol. 5. No. 1, Bulan November 2022 E-ISSN: 2654-5403 2 P1. This had an impact on the relative agronomic value which was higher than NPK fertilizer for the control treatment.

Improving the quality of organic fertilizer by utilizing local microorganisms (LMO) of cassava tapai

“…Improper application of land management and continuously decreasing soil fertility can cause plant productivity to decrease [1]. According to Noegraha [2], efforts can be made to increase crop production and reduce farmers' dependence on inorganic fertilizers, it is necessary to encourage the development of technology that is more environmentally friendly, cheap, and sustainable, one of which is increasing organic fertilizer which utilizes organic waste such as manure cattle.…”