The Potential of Frass BSF as an Organic Fertilizer for Making Sustainable Agriculture a Reality
Hadi Susilo,
Nurmayulis Nurmayulis,
Mohammad Ana Syahbana
et al.
Abstract:Organic fertilizers have an important role in increasing plant growth and productivity. Currently, chemical fertilizers are considered is felt to be increasingly expensive, and rare, and can cause agricultural land to become unhealthy, and the production costs of agricultural crops to become large. One of the organic fertilizers that can be used as a new choice is organic fertilizer from Frass BSF, with several advantages, namely that the raw material is organic waste, which is abundant, easy to obtain, and ch… Show more
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