Selection of Grass and Broadleaf Crops as Catch Crops where Winery Wastewater is Used for Irrigation: A Review

Fourie, Johan; Howell, C.L.; Masekwana, N.

doi:10.21548/42-1-4119

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“…However, the flesh of fodder radish found in the European and Asian cultivars is predominantly white [29]. It is a fast-growing plant with broad leaves and a large fleshy taproot that can absorb nutrients and roots measuring approximately 3-6 cm in diameter and 15-30 cm in length [30,31]. Although taxonomists consider the origin of fodder radish to be in China, certain studies have revealed that the greatest diversity of this crop can be traced back to the Eastern Mediterranean region and areas in close proximity to the Caspian Sea.…”

Section: Description Origin and Environmental Fit Of Fodder Radishmentioning

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“…Fodder radish is used as a cover crop that helps to sustain the fertility and productivity of cropland soil by mitigating soil compaction, minimizing nitrate (NO 3 ) leaching, suppressing weeds, and controlling erosion [30,40]. In the winter season, fodder radish creates pores in the soil surface, which aids in water infiltration and reduces the occurrence of run-off [41].…”

Section: Fodder Radish Benefits As Cover Cropmentioning

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“…The utilization of dry-season forage crops becomes a feasible alternative when natural pastures fail to supply an adequate amount of forage [52]. Fodder radish, as one of the dry season plants, can produce nutritious forage in a period of 90 to 180 days depending on the cultivar [30,53]. Fodder radish exhibits adaptability across various climatic conditions and soil types, along with a short duration from sowing to reaching maturity [54].…”

Section: Fodder Radish Benefits As a Feed Source For Livestock Produc...mentioning

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“…These crops alleviate the need for stored feeds during winter by offering abundant high-quality forage biomass [22,29]. Within the category of cool-season forage crops, Brassica crops stand out as highly valuable for ruminants due to their nutritional richness, adaptability to diverse soils and climates, and ability to fill the feed gap during fall and winter [29][30][31]. Common Brassica crops utilized for this purpose include turnips, rape, kale, swedes, and fodder radish [32].…”

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Fodder Radish as a Potential Alternative Feed Source for Livestock in South Africa

Mbambalala,

Rani,

Mpanza

et al. 2023

Agriculture

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The agricultural sector receives substantial support from livestock, which greatly contributes to the well-being of rural communities. Livestock offers animal-derived products, such as meat and milk, which serve as abundant protein sources for human consumption. While the majority of South Africa’s agricultural land is suitable for livestock farming within the smallholder sector, these farmers often face a variety of challenges. Among these challenges, there is insufficient access to superior forage resources, resulting in the limited availability of high-quality feed. Traditional nutrient sources for ruminants, such as soybean meal, grain, sunflower meal, and fish meal, are employed as supplementary feeds to provide exceptional nutrition and improve animal performance. Nonetheless, they present logistical, economic, and environmental challenges. To circumvent these challenges, smallholder producers have turned to leguminous trees, including Vachellia species and other locally available feed resources. They are utilized as feasible and cost-effective alternatives to supplement livestock, especially during periods of extended drought. However, these locally available feed resources exhibit inherent limitations, including thorn presence, high fiber content, low digestibility, and the presence of anti-nutritional and toxic factors. Cool season forage crops such as fodder radish present promising alternatives as autumn and winter forages for these farmers. Despite being widely used globally as a supplement for livestock during winter, fodder radish remains relatively underutilized, particularly among smallholder farmers. There is a scarcity of comprehensive information regarding its chemical composition, nutrient utilization, and remarkable potential to revolutionize livestock production, especially within the smallholder sector. Most of the available literature demonstrates the positive effects of fodder radish on soil structure, soil carbon and nitrogen levels, weed suppression, and other benefits. This paper systematically reviews the current state of knowledge on the nutritive value, opportunities, and challenges associated with the utilization of this crop in the cooler eastern regions.

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Section: Description Origin and Environmental Fit Of Fodder Radishmentioning

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Section: Fodder Radish Benefits As Cover Cropmentioning

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Section: Fodder Radish Benefits As a Feed Source For Livestock Produc...mentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Fodder Radish as a Potential Alternative Feed Source for Livestock in South Africa

Mbambalala,

Rani,

Mpanza

et al. 2023

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“…Hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa kandungan Na pada setiap petak di HPGD tergolong rendah (Eviati & Sulaeman, 2009). Rendahnya kandungan Na di dalam tanah tidak menjadi masalah serius, karena kandungan Na yang tinggi berpengaruh terhadap produktivitas tanah yaitu dapat menyebabkan tanah terdispersi (Fourie et al, 2021). Shorea memiliki kemampuan tumbuh yang baik pada lahan kritis, seperti yang dilaporkan oleh Sari, Handayani, & Karmilasanti (2019) di Taman Nasional Bukit Tiga Puluh di mana S. leprosula mampu tumbuh pada pH masam, hara yang rendah (terutama unsur C-organik, N total, P tersedia, Cadd, Mg-dd dan Na-dd) dan KTK rendah sampai sedang dengan unsur hara mikro yang tersedia tidak melebihi batas tingkat toksisitas dalam tanah.…”

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Wasis²,

Lisnawati³

2022

Jur.pen.hut.konservasi

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Kontribusi penulis: WF: Melakukan pengambilan data lapangan berupa sampel tanah, pemisahan serta identifikasi jenis meso dan makrofauna tanah di laboratorium, pengolahan data penelitian, analisis hasil yang diperoleh dan penulisan manuskrip; BW: Merancang alur dan metode pengambilan sampel tanah, analisis hasil, dan penulisan manuskrip dan YL: Merancang alur dan metode pemisahan fauna tanah, perijinan lokasi penelitian, analisis hasil dan penulisan manuskrip.

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Recovery of Value-Added Compounds from Winery Wastewater: A Review and Bibliometric Analysis

Santos

Rodrigues

Quina

et al. 2023

Water

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Value-Added Compounds (VACs) are molecules that have attracted great attention in the literature regarding their potential for integration into existing processes or products. In Winery Wastewater (WW), VACs are valuable because of their antioxidant characteristics. Furthermore, integrated systems for recovery of these molecules and treatment of WW can be a powerful strategy towards an environmentally efficient way of wine production. Therefore, a bibliometric analysis was conducted to establish the status and trace research trends on that topic. The analysis investigated the Web of Science database from 1953–2023, where the software VOSviewer® and R were used. Secondly, an extensive literature review was carried out on VACs recovery from WW by membrane process, which was identified as a promising strategy. As a result, the historical evolution of publications has a growing behavior while citations take time to grow. The most productive authors, journals, and countries were analyzed, with Spain being the leading country in publications on that topic. Lastly, keyword mapping revealed the relevance of “circular economy” and “biorefinery” as knowledge transfer concepts where both traditional and emergent technologies are connected towards the achievement of sustainable development goals. The recovery of phenolic compounds from wine production through membrane processes stands out as a promising technology. Different recovery approaches using membrane processing were assessed in the review. Studies could achieve up to 100% phenolic compound and polysaccharide rejections and also addressed the possibility of fractioning these compounds.

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Selection of Grass and Broadleaf Crops as Catch Crops where Winery Wastewater is Used for Irrigation: A Review

Abstract: The research project is entitled "Evaluation of selected grass and broadleaf crops suitable for fodder as catch crops where winery wastewater is re-used for irrigation.

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Fodder Radish as a Potential Alternative Feed Source for Livestock in South Africa

Fodder Radish as a Potential Alternative Feed Source for Livestock in South Africa

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Recovery of Value-Added Compounds from Winery Wastewater: A Review and Bibliometric Analysis

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