Arrangement of growing space in rows and application of liquid organic fertilizer to intercropping yields of onions and soybeans
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intercropping of shallots and soybeans, liquid organic, onions, rabbit urine POC, spacingAbstract
The research was to obtain optimal rabbit urine POC concentrations and space to grow in rows to provide high yields for intercropping shallots and soybeans. The results showed that the interaction of rabbit urine POC concentration with the growing room and the treatment room had no significant effect (P?0.05) on all observed variables. The highest yields of shallot bulbs per clump and per hectare were obtained at the concentration of POC rabbit urine 150 ml.l-1, namely 66.87 g and 6.69 tons, increasing 35.28% and 35.42% compared to the lowest yields at POC concentrations. 25 ml.l-1 i.e. 49.43 g and 4.94 tons. The highest yield of soybean per plant and hectare was obtained at the concentration of POC rabbit urine 150 ml.l-1, namely 32.38 g and 4.32 tons, an increase of 56.47% and 57.09% compared to the lowest yield at the concentration of POC. 25 ml.l-1 i.e. 2.75 tons and 20.63 g.
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