Microbial succession in a fermenting of wild forest noni (Morinda coreia Ham) fruit plus molasses and its role in producing a liquid fertilizer

Form and development of nitrogen in plant waste extracts, effects of papain on nitrogen transfer and use of extracts for lettuce fertigation

“…The use of liquid fertilisers made from extracts of organic material applied as top-dressing fertilisers could provide soluble, easily available nutrients to the crop in split applications through the irrigation system, thereby reducing risks to the environment. Processed organic wastes are a promising source of N-rich extracts suitable for fertigation in organic farming (Gross et al, 2007;Kantachote et al, 2009;Tripetchkul et al, 2010) and could provide a means to recycle nutrients. In Sicily, for example, crop residues (leaves and stems) of greenhouse tomatoes total approx.…”