Rice (Oryza sativa L.) response with the Application of Manure and Liquid Organic Fertilizer

Abstract

Abstract Organic fertilizers are necessary for environmentally friendly agriculture. The study aimed to determine rice response to manure and liquid organic fertilizer application ratio. The study was conducted by experimental method with a Complete Randomized Design with five replications. The treatment consists of 6 treatments, namely organic fertilizer, 25% goat manure + 75% commercial liquid organic fertilizer, 50% goat manure + 50% commercial liquid organic fertilizer, 75% goat manure organic + 25% commercial liquid organic fertilizer, 100% goat manure, and 100% manure goats + 100% commercial liquid organic fertilizer. The results showed that plant height during the middle of the vegetative phase treatment of 25% goat manure + 75% commercial liquid organic fertilizer was higher than the treatment of 50% solid organic fertilizer goat manure + 50% commercial liquid organic fertilizer and 100% treatment of goat manure solid organic fertilizer. The root length and volume of treatment 25% goat manure + 75% commercial liquid organic fertilizer is longer and higher than the combined treatment of manure and other liquid organic fertilizers. The grain weight per clump of mixed manure and liquid organic fertilizer treatment is no different. In the future, treatment of 25% goat manure + 75% commercial liquid organic fertilizer can be applied to increase the rice roots.