Pengolahan Limbah Organik Pasar Menggunakan Reaktor Cacing Tanah (Lumbricus rubellus) dengan Metode Continuous Flow Bin

Mashur, Mashur; Hunaepi, Hunaepi; Usman, Kemas; Desimal, Iwan

doi:10.33394/bjib.v8i2.3239

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“…The amount of media and feed gave during the 40 days of the study was 6 kg. The calculation of the amount of feed and media given was based on the length of time of the study (40 days) and stocking density [11]; (10) Harvesting of earthworms was carried out 40 days after the distribution of earthworms for the collection of production data (amount and weight of biomass); and (11) Measurement of supporting parameters (temperature, pH, and humidity) of the media was carried out every day.…”

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The effect of nest box type and stocking density on stratified shelf culture to increase earthworm Eisenia fetida biomass production

Mashur¹

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Eisenia fetida is one of the species of earthworm that is widely cultivated commercially because the results of its cultivation are related to agriculture and industry. Eisenia fetida earthworm biomass production in the cultivation system applied by the cultivator community is still low. We need innovations in the application of cultivation technology. This research was conducted to determine the effect of the type of nest box, the density of the distribution of earthworms, and the use of multilevel rack cultivation system technology on the biomass production of Eisenia fetida. The research was conducted at the Earthworm Teaching Farm in Mandalika Village, Sandubaya District, Mataram City in January-March 2020. This study used an experimental method with a completely randomized design with a factorial pattern consisting of three factors, namely: three types of nest boxes, three levels of stocking density, and three levels of cultivation racks. The results showed that the type of nest box had a significant effect (P <0.05) on the percentage increase in biomass weight, but did not affect the percentage increase in the amount of biomass. The stocking density had a significant effect (P <0.05) on the percentage increase in the amount and weight of biomass. The level of cultivation rack did not affect the percentage of the number and weight of Eisenia fetida. The conclusion was that the average percentage increase in the highest amount of biomass was 175%/nest box, and the highest percentage increase in biomass weight of 344%/nest box was achieved in a plastic tub nest box with a stocking density of 25 grams of earthworms/nest box on the third tier cultivation rack. The average increase in weight of earthworm Eisenia fetida was 8.6% per day per nest box.

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The effect of nest box type and stocking density on stratified shelf culture to increase earthworm Eisenia fetida biomass production

Mashur¹

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Dewasa ini, 1 kg cacing tanah memiliki harga yang bersaing, seperti biomassa cacing tanah Lumbricus dari hasil budidaya dapat dijual dengan harga Rp. 30.000-50.000 (Mashur et al 2020). Para peternak cacing tanah akan mendapatkan keuntungan yang lebih besar jika jenis cacing Metaphire sp.…”

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Observasi Perilaku Cacing Tanah Metaphire sp. Sebagai Upaya Awal Domestikasi

Karmila,

Widarto

2023

JSDH

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Earthworms play many roles, comprising processing soil, improving soil fertility, and being an ingredient in various products (e.g., medicine and cosmetics). Therefore, earthworms are widely cultivated. The Indonesian worm, Metaphire sp., constitutes a large biomass but has not been widely researched and cultivated. Domestication is a necessary first step in facilitating cultivation and husbandry. This study aims to determine the natural daily behavioral pattern of adult Metaphire sp. earthworms at the individual level. This research was conducted by collecting and keeping a stock of worms. Then, we observed the natural behavior of Metaphire sp. on and under the soil surface (through a glass terrarium) for seven days each. Observed parameters for each behavior were recorded in the ethogram table. We also sketched and recorded the length of the excavated tunnel. During the day, Metaphire sp. showed predominantly resting or inactive behavior, mostly occurring under the soil surface. Metaphire sp. comes to the ground mostly in the evening. Based on these results, the peak activity of Metaphire sp. can be stated that it takes place at night from 18.00-23.00. At night, Metaphire sp. appeared and did most activities on the surface. We conclude that Metaphire sp. is most active at night, from 18.00- 23.00.

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The Organic Waste Processing: Training with Vermicomposting and Bioactive Starter for Vocational High School Students

Ciptono¹,

Suhandoyo²,

Harjana³

2022

Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Education Research, and Innovation (ICERI 2021)

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The Green movement in schools so far has produced quite a lot of plant waste, both from perennials, ornamental plants and shrubs. Waste recycling solutions have not been fully implemented, so many useful potential was wasted away. The facts in the field showed that many forage wastes of school plants thrown away or stacked in temporary landfills. That community service aimed to introduce methods of waste decomposition for vocational high school students, namely SMK N 1, SMK N 2, SMK Diponegoro, SMK YPKK 3 and SMK Karya Rini. The methods: (1). Earthworms (Lumbricus rubellus) and bioactive starter was used and hopefully would produce organic fertilizer; and (2). Demonstrations and simulations that include practice vermicomposting with bioactive starter followed by treatment on organic waste. This activity was conducted in the Laboratory of Organic Waste Treatment -Department of Biology Education, Yogyakarta State University. The results: (1). The enthusiasm of the participants in the implementation of the community service was quite high, as evident from the many curious questions about processing organic waste with vermicomposting and bioactive starter for producing the high quality of organic fertilizer; (2). Followed-up activities were expected each participant could become a pioneer of organic waste processing at their respective schools, or even in the surrounding community.The activities of students could be monitored by communication through mobile phones numbers and whatsapp accounts.

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Pengolahan Limbah Organik Pasar Menggunakan Reaktor Cacing Tanah (Lumbricus rubellus) dengan Metode Continuous Flow Bin

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The effect of nest box type and stocking density on stratified shelf culture to increase earthworm Eisenia fetida biomass production

The effect of nest box type and stocking density on stratified shelf culture to increase earthworm Eisenia fetida biomass production

Observasi Perilaku Cacing Tanah Metaphire sp. Sebagai Upaya Awal Domestikasi

The Organic Waste Processing: Training with Vermicomposting and Bioactive Starter for Vocational High School Students

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