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| Study
on the Recycling of Vetiver Residue for Compost Production |
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| Supaporn
Junrungreang Prachaya Dhanyadee
Piratcha Wassananukul and Siangleaw Piriyaprin |
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| ABSTRACT
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| Study
on the recycling of Vetiver residue for compost production was carried
out in Ratburi, Chachoengsao, and Srisaket Provinces during 1994-1995.
The experimental design was observation trial in 3 replication which
analized by regression and corelation. There were 4 treatment which
consisted of Vetiver residue add DLD-1 micro-organism activator pile
on the floor and in the pit, Vetiver residue add Hi-tech micro-organism
activator pile on the floor and in the pit. It was indicated that
C/N ratio in compost pile add DLD-1 activator on floor and in the
pit,compost pile add Hi-tech activator in the pit and on the floor
were 18, 21, 23 and 25 respectively at 150 days. It was showed that
the amount of cellulytic bacteria, actinomycetes and fungi were in
peak during 30-60 day. The amount of cellulytic bacteria of compost
pile add DLD-1 activator on the floor and in the pit, compost pile
add Hi-tech in the pit and on the floor were 11.37, 10.16, 9.90 and
10.07 log no/g during 30 days which the same tendency of fungi at
60 days were 5.45, 4.88, 4.28 and 4.32 log no/g respectively. The
amount of cellulytic actinomycetes at 60 days were 10.7, 10.25, 8.97
and 9.40 log no/g respectively. The nutrient content in compost such
as nitrogen which made from Vetiver residue add DLD-1 micro-organism
activator pile on the floor and in the pit, Vetiver residue add Hi-tech
micro-organism activator pile on the floor and in the pit were 0.95,
1.02, 0.87 and 1.07% respechtivety. The amount of phosphorus in compost
which add DLD-1 micro-organism activator pile on the floor and in
the pit, add Hi-tech micro-organism activator pile on the floor and
in the pit were 0.39, 0.44, 0.40 and 0.34% Potassium were 0.58, 0.51,
0.52 and 0.37% respectively. The average pH level in compost pile
was in the range 7-7.5 |
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| Keywords
: vetiver, C/N ratio, actinomycetes |
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