Production of Cassava in Holes Using Different Organic Fertilizers
Title:
Production of Cassava in Holes Using Different Organic Fertilizers
Keywords:
Production, Cassava, Organic, Holes, FertilizersAbstract:
The
study aimed to determine the growth and yield performance of cassava fertilized
with different organic fertilizers: T1 – Cattle manure; T2
– Chicken dung; T3 – Vermicast; and T4 – Herbage planted in
hole-based. An area of 646 square meters was laid out using randomized complete
block design replicated three times. The study was conducted from July 2011 to
March 2012 at the experimental area of J.H. Cerilles State College-Dumingag
Campus, Dapiwak, Dumingag Zambaoanga del Sur. Each seed piece contains four
active bud eyes planted in holes at a distance of once square meter by 0.30m
depth.
The result of the study revealed
that chicken dung has a considerable fertilizing value on the production of
cassava considering the weight, circumference, and yield while the length and
ROI are the results of herbage fertilization.
Objectives:
1. To
determine the growth and yield performance of cassava fertilized with
different organic fertilizers
Methods:
Experimental Method
Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD)
Findings and Results:
The
study revealed that chicken dung has a considerable fertilizing value on the
production of cassava considering the weight, circumference, and yield while
the length and ROI are the results of herbage fertilization.
Conclusion:
This research is published at unpublished (2012, JHCSC-Dapiwak Campus)