Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure

Sustainable fertilization can increase income of farmers and reduce environmental pollution. Farmers should learn to align fertilizer use with crop requirements and soil fertility. Organic manures should be applied first, whereafter chemical nitrogen and potassium fertilizers should be used to com...

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Main Authors: Putter, Herman de, Vries, Marion de, Adiyoga, Witono, Suharyono, Deni, Gunadi, Nikardi
Format: Brief
Language:Inglés
Published: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security 2021
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/116509
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Adiyoga, Witono
Suharyono, Deni
Gunadi, Nikardi
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description Sustainable fertilization can increase income of farmers and reduce environmental pollution. Farmers should learn to align fertilizer use with crop requirements and soil fertility. Organic manures should be applied first, whereafter chemical nitrogen and potassium fertilizers should be used to complement nutrient requirements. Phosphate levels in soils in Lembang are high and limit the use of manure. Cow manure is a good source of nutrients and organic matter in vegetable crops and can lower environmental pollution in case of weight-based replacement of chicken manure.
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spelling CGSpace1165092024-01-23T12:03:39Z Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure Putter, Herman de Vries, Marion de Adiyoga, Witono Suharyono, Deni Gunadi, Nikardi agriculture food security climate change fertilizer nutrient management cattle Sustainable fertilization can increase income of farmers and reduce environmental pollution. Farmers should learn to align fertilizer use with crop requirements and soil fertility. Organic manures should be applied first, whereafter chemical nitrogen and potassium fertilizers should be used to complement nutrient requirements. Phosphate levels in soils in Lembang are high and limit the use of manure. Cow manure is a good source of nutrients and organic matter in vegetable crops and can lower environmental pollution in case of weight-based replacement of chicken manure. 2021-12-03 2021-12-03T19:11:50Z 2021-12-03T19:11:50Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/116509 en Open Access application/pdf CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security de Putter H, de Vries M, Adiyoga W, Suharyono D, Gunadi N. 2021. Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure. CCAFS Info Note. Wageningen, The Netherlands: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).
spellingShingle agriculture
food security
climate change
fertilizer
nutrient management
cattle
Putter, Herman de
Vries, Marion de
Adiyoga, Witono
Suharyono, Deni
Gunadi, Nikardi
Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure
title Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure
title_full Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure
title_fullStr Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure
title_full_unstemmed Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure
title_short Sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of Lembang, West Java, Indonesia: Findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure
title_sort sustainable fertilization of vegetable crops in the highland of lembang west java indonesia findings from a pilot with vegetable farmers using dairy cattle manure
topic agriculture
food security
climate change
fertilizer
nutrient management
cattle
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/116509
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