2018
DOI: 10.18227/1982-8470ragro.v12i2.4664
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Yield of sweet potato as a function of organic fertilization and intercropping with Crotalaria juncea

Abstract: In the northern region of Brazil, information for the sweet potato regarding suitable soil management, especially organic fertilisation and intercropping with species of green manure, are still in the early stages. The aim of this research therefore, was to evaluate the effect of poultry litter on the yield of sweet potato roots grown under a monocrop system and when intercropped with sunn hemp (Crotalaria juncea) under the soil and climate conditions of the State of Roraima. The experiment was carried out in … Show more

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“…However, the highest yield value (4.0 t ha -1 ) was registered for the plants fertilized with urea, followed by the treatments with poultry manure, organic compost, and bovine manure, although this yield value is still below the maximum values obtained in the present study. Silva et al (2018b), studying the intercropping of sweet potato with rattlepod and the application of poultry manure (20 t ha -1 ), registered a yield 16 t ha -1 , a similar value to that obtained in the first and second cycles (Figure 2, Table 5).…”
Section: Journal Of Agricultural Studiessupporting
confidence: 72%
“…However, the highest yield value (4.0 t ha -1 ) was registered for the plants fertilized with urea, followed by the treatments with poultry manure, organic compost, and bovine manure, although this yield value is still below the maximum values obtained in the present study. Silva et al (2018b), studying the intercropping of sweet potato with rattlepod and the application of poultry manure (20 t ha -1 ), registered a yield 16 t ha -1 , a similar value to that obtained in the first and second cycles (Figure 2, Table 5).…”
Section: Journal Of Agricultural Studiessupporting
confidence: 72%