Utilization of Shrimp Shells Waste and Golden Snails to Increase the Yield of Shallots
Dian Indratmi,
Padhina Pangestika,
Diva Asih Raudya Tuzzahra
et al.
Abstract:Shallots are high economic value commodities. The chemical fertilizers alone in onion cultivation can treat to agricultural sustainability. Environmentally friendly alternative fertilizers are urgently needed. One of them is Local Microorganism (LMO) which is developed from waste/natural materials, such as shrimp shells and golden snails which are available in nature. Shrimp shell contains nutrients N, P, K, C, Mg, and Fe. Golden snail is dangerous pest for rice plants, but it can be used as organic fertilizer… Show more
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