Role of cajuput waste compost against the physical quality of sandy soil

Mashudi, M; Kusuma, Zaenal; Soemarno, S; Prijono, Sugeng

doi:10.15243/jdmlm.2019.064.1837

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“…Besides that, dry land has limited water so that farming cannot be carried out throughout the year, with a cropping index (IP) of less than 1.50. The reasons include the fluctuating distribution and pattern of rainfall, both spatially and temporally [6,7]. Dry land has the IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1253/1/012080 2 potential to increase corn production if it is managed using effective technology with the right development strategy.…”

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Development of corn crops in dry land, dry climate using panca management technology in Situbondo, East Java

Saeri,

Tafakresnanto,

Rejekiningrum

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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East Java has a large amount of arid terrain with a dry environment that could potentially be used for maize cultivation. It hasn’t been managed well, with little irrigation that only depends on rainfall and poor soil fertility. It is possible to grow maize on dry terrain, but first it is important to consider whether socio-economic strategies are effective, affordable, and simple to use. Five land management approaches, including (a) water management, (b) nutrient management, (c) organic matter management, (d) soil amelioration and conservation, and (e) crop integration livestock or institutions, are required to address the major issues of restricted water and low soil fertility. Activities to develop dry climate dry land agriculture are carried out during the dry season (MK 1) 2019 in Kandang Village, Kapongan District, Regency Situbondo in an area of 20 hectares. These activities include research on superimposed planting systems, irrigation, and biocahar as well as display of maize varieties and fertilisation.

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Development of corn crops in dry land, dry climate using panca management technology in Situbondo, East Java

Saeri,

Tafakresnanto,

Rejekiningrum

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…To increase the productivity of dryland sandy soil, soil conditioners, such as organic compost, should be applied [13]. The application of organic matter as soil ameliorant can improve aggregation and porosity (macro and micropore balance) and increase productivity.…”

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Effects of Organic Materials and Rainfall Intensity on the Productivity of Oil Palm Grown under Sandy Soil Condition

Gunawan

Budiastuti

Sutrisno

et al. 2020

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Oil palm plantations in Indonesia are cultivated on various types of land, ranging from very suitable to unsuitable types. This cultivation method is increasingly vulnerable to drought caused by climate change. Climate change due to global warming negatively affects the management of oil palm plantations in the long term. The upper-temperature limit for efficient photosynthesis in oil palm leaves is >38 °C. The increase in temperature (2°C above the optimum) and rainfall by 10% is projected to cause a yield decline of up to 30%. The water shortage is also a major limiting factor for palm oil production. Such vulnerability is predicted to worsen, and thus its negative effects should be explored. The purpose of this study is to reveal the role of organic matter applied as empty bunches (EFB) and the management of Nephrolepis bisserata vegetation in reducing the adverse effects of rainfall on palm oil production on sandy soils. The survey method and observations were carried out for over 3 years on plants aged 14-16 years on blocks. Empty fruit bunches (EFB) of 40 tons/ha/year was applied to each block, and Nephrolepis biserrata was used as ground cover which planted in path. The parameters observed included the number and average weight of fresh fruit bunches (FFB). The relationship between fluctuations in the conditions of monthly rainfall intensity on oil palm production was determined through regression analysis. Rainfall strongly influenced the number of FFB, whereas the average weight of FFB remained relatively constant. The application of EFB and management of Nephrolepis biserrata vegetation facilitates the reduction of drought impacts and increase in oil palm production (15%) as shown in bunch weight and bunch number. EFB and Nephrolepis biserrata vegetation can increase soil organic matter content and improve soil water holding capacity.

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Role of cajuput waste compost against the physical quality of sandy soil

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Development of corn crops in dry land, dry climate using panca management technology in Situbondo, East Java

Development of corn crops in dry land, dry climate using panca management technology in Situbondo, East Java

Effects of Organic Materials and Rainfall Intensity on the Productivity of Oil Palm Grown under Sandy Soil Condition

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