Use of organic compost produced from slaughterhouse waste as fertilizer in soybean and corn crops

Nunes, Walder Antonio Gomes de Albuquerque; Menezes, June Faria Scherrer; Benites, V. de M.; Junior, Sérgio Araújo de Lima; Oliveira, Anderson dos Santos

doi:10.1590/0103-9016-2014-0094

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“…This is due to the content of the desired nutrients in this organic fertilizer and the possibility of supplying organic matter to the soil. Similar studies using compost from slaughter waste for soybean and maize cultivation were conducted by Nunes et al (2015). Mandal et al (2013) found that composted poultry manure contributes to the improvement of physical and chemical properties of soil.…”

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Assessment of the compost made of poultry post-slaughter waste on a background of commercial preparations applying the phytotoxkit analysis

Cybulska

Wrońska

Rygielski

et al. 2018

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1A bstract. One of the problems in the development of the agro-food industry is the production of enormous quantities of organic waste. In recent years, in order to minimize the negative impact of waste on the environment, emphasis is put on their recycling. Organic matter derived from poultry industry waste can be processed into other products, including compost.The aim of the study was to evaluate the phytoremediation of selected plant species on the compost substrate obtained from the poultry waste as compared to other commercial composts available on the market. Analyses used the Phytotoxkit containing three test species: sorghum (Sorghum saccharatum), bittercress (Lepidium sativum) and white mustard (Sinapis alba). The test plants were placed on four different substrates: control soil, poultry compost, vermicompost and Compo Sana®.Phyto-reactivity of plants tested on compost prepared from poultry waste on a background of other commercial products was dependent on the plant species and the type of substrate. Poultry waste compost exhibited equally good nutritional properties in the composition of macro and micronutrients, which determined the growth and development of seedlings. It particularly refers to the stimulation of the growth of underground parts of mustard and bittercress, respectively 65% and 86% of the control value, and the aboveground parts, that were higher by 46% and 38%, respectively.

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Assessment of the compost made of poultry post-slaughter waste on a background of commercial preparations applying the phytotoxkit analysis

Cybulska

Wrońska

Rygielski

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“…2F). Among the main problems associated with the use of organic sources, such as slaughterhouse residues, as substitutes of commercial fertilizers applied to crops is the need for high dosages of residues (Nunes et al, 2015), usually occurring in tons. Due to the high N content of the alternative HHF source (12.4%), high dosage was not required to obtain a productivity result similar to urea, making it feasible for soil application.…”

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Application of slaughterhouse residues as nitrogen source replacing commercial fertilizers on mombasa grass (Megathyrsus maximus)

Silva¹,

Leite²,

Carneiro³

et al. 2019

Aust J Crop Sci

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We hypothesized that the use of the residues of hull and horn flour and blood flour from the cattle slaughtering industry could provide a similar effect of nitrogen fertilizers when applied in pastures. For this reason, the objective was to evaluate the agronomic performance of mombasa grass fertilized with alternative nitrogen sources. A randomized block design in a 3 x 4 + 1 factorial scheme was used with four replications. Three sources of nitrogen were studied (hoof and horn flour, blood flour and urea) and four nitrogen doses (100, 200, 300 and 400 kg ha -1 N), plus a control with no nitrogen application. The experimental units consisted of plastic pots with a capacity of 5.0 dm 3 , and 4.0 dm 3 of soil was used. The application of the alternative sources -hull and horn flour and blood flour -promoted an increase in attributes such as leaf area, number of tillers, crude protein and forage mass. The organic sources have the potential to be applied as nitrogen sources in soils under pasture, which would promote an eco-friendly destination for these residues.Keywords: Alternative sources, blood flour from cattle, hoof and horn flour, meatpackers, tropical forage. Abbreviations: AEN_agronomic efficiency of nitrogen, BF_blood flour, CC_chlorophyll content, CP_crude protein, FM_forage mass, HHF_hoof and horn flour, LA leaf area and NT number of tillers.

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“…A aplicação contínua de compostos orgânicos, pode proporcionar o efeito cumulativo de nutrientes no solo, havendo a possibilidade de diminuição nas taxas de aplicações necessárias para alcançar os máximos rendimentos (Nunes et al, 2015;Borges et al, 2012). Em trabalho realizado por , com a cultura do milho em função do efeito residual da adubação organomineral em cultivo de segundo ano consecutivo, verificaram que a adubação organomineral promoveu interações benéficas como melhoria na estrutura química e física do solo, resultando no fornecimento de nutrientes as plantas de milho.…”

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Desenvolvimento de plantas de milho submetidas a doses de adubação NPK mineral e organomineral

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Filho

Bastos

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Práticas alternativas de manejo são necessárias para minimizar a necessidade por fertilizantes minerais em sistemas de cultivos com culturas não leguminosas. Os níveis de adubação empregados, em especial com os macronutrientes primários NPK, geralmente influenciam a taxa de crescimento e o desenvolvimento do milho, com reflexos positivos na produção da cultura. Neste estudo, objetivou-se avaliar o efeito de doses de adubação e fontes de formulados mineral e organomineral no crescimento, desenvolvimento e leitura de SPAD de plantas de milho. O experimento foi realizado em vasos plásticos, dispostos a céu aberto, preenchidos com 25 L de solo, coletado da camada de 0 a 0,20 m, de um Latossolo Vermelho distrófico de Cerrado, na Fazenda Experimental do Instituto Federal Goiano, Campus Rio Verde - GO. O delineamento experimental utilizado foi de blocos ao acaso em esquema fatorial 5x2, com quatro repetições, constituídos por cinco doses de formulado NPK 04-14-08 (0, 150, 300, 450, 600 kg ha-1 do produto, equivalente para vaso) e duas fontes de fertilizantes mineral e organomineral da formulação, 04-14-08. Nas plantas, foram realizadas avaliações das características agronômicas, a cada quinze dias (30, 45, 65, 75 dias após emergência), de altura de planta, diâmetro do colmo, número de folhas, leitura SPAD e área foliar. A dose de 600 kg ha-1 do formulado 04-14-08 proporciona o melhor desenvolvimento de diâmetro do colmo e altura de planta. A fonte organomineral proporciona maior altura de planta de milho, número de folhas e área foliar. O fertilizante organomineral apresenta eficiência para garantir o crescimento e desenvolvimento do milho.

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Use of organic compost produced from slaughterhouse waste as fertilizer in soybean and corn crops

Cited by 29 publications

References 22 publications

Assessment of the compost made of poultry post-slaughter waste on a background of commercial preparations applying the phytotoxkit analysis

Assessment of the compost made of poultry post-slaughter waste on a background of commercial preparations applying the phytotoxkit analysis

Application of slaughterhouse residues as nitrogen source replacing commercial fertilizers on mombasa grass (Megathyrsus maximus)

Desenvolvimento de plantas de milho submetidas a doses de adubação NPK mineral e organomineral

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