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Effect of Fertilizer by Waste Poultry and Sulfur in The Growth And Yield on Onion ( Allium cepa l.) | ||
| Journal of Tikrit University For Agriculture Sciences | ||
| Article 1, Volume 18, Issue 1, 2018, Pages 81-88 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Sabeeh Abdulwahhab AIhamdany; Ali Hussein Abed; Rad Wheab Mhmood AL-zuhairi | ||
| Abstract | ||
| A factorial experiment felid was carried out in Diyala province- Baquba city during season 2014, This study tested the effect of two factors on the growth and holds the local Red Onion (Allium cepa L.). They are chicken manure in four levels (0,500,1000 and 1500) gram.m2 and agricultural sulfur in four levels (0.250.500.750)gram.m2¹. The experience was accordance with the Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD). The treatments have repeated with three replications. The study concluded the following results: significant improve(P<0.05) in agricultural sulfur Especially treatment Fertilization with agricultural sulfur 750 (g.m2 ¹) S3 in all growth traits and product for Red domestic onion compared with control treatment and there were not significant differences between the levels of added of agricultural sulfur among them, and the organic fertilization was significant improve(P<0.05) in chicken manure in all vegetative growth traits but the yield traits the treatment of chicken manure fertilization was showed improve in treatment Fertilization of poultry waste 1000(g.m2¹ ) the character of the percentage of dry matter treatment Fertilization of poultry waste 500 (g.m2¹ ) of bulb and yield in hectares treatment (C3). The employees treatments have recorded the highest values in all studied traits and were significant compared with control treatment but most of there were not significant between the level of employees. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Onion; Poultry waste; agricultural sulfur | ||
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