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ijrowa-28.09.2023

International Journal of Recycling of Organic Waste in Agriculture (IJROWA)

Editor-in-Chief: Hossein Pourmoghadas, PhD

Online ISSN: 2251-7715

Print ISSN: 2195-3228

Publishes Quarterly

Articles In Press

Articles In Press are accepted, peer reviewed articles awaiting to be assigned into an issue of this journal

Original Article
Assessing the environmental performance of vermicompost from spent coffee grounds based on a life cycle approach

Purpose: This study investigated the physicochemical properties of vermicompost from spent coffee grounds (SCG) and assessed its environmental performance using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Additionally, the environmental performance of vermicompost was compared to other waste treatment and utilization scenarios. Method: Two treatments of compost and vermicompost were produced from SCG and solid cow manure (SCM) […]

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Original Article
Influence of GIDI organic fertilizer on the yield of corn

Purpose: GIDI organic fertilizer or water hyacinth is an aquatic plant, an excellent depollutant, and is helpful for food production as compost and regeneration of degraded soil. Maintaining its fertility and maintaining the ecological balance of the environment. The study aimed to evaluate the influence of different rates of GIDI organic fertilizer on the yield […]

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Impact of decomposing sawdust as an inoculum for promoting the composting of sawdust and chicken manure

Purpose: Composting process can be accelerated by seeding microbial consortium into compost of  plant residues and livestock manure mixture. The consortium could also be sourced from decomposing sawdust due to extensive microbial activity. This study investigated the effect of decomposing sawdust as an inoculant on the microbial and physicochemical properties of sawdust-chicken manure compost. Method: […]

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Soil amendments and pepper variety effects on soil physicochemical properties and yield of pepper in Ishiagu, Southeastern Nigeria

Purpose: Poultry dropping and rice-mill wastes are generated in large quantities on daily basis in Ishiagu, Ebonyi State, Nigeria. These bio-wastes can improve soil quality and pepper production. Hence, this study seeks to evaluate the effects of amendments on soil physico-chemical properties and yield of pepper varieties. Method: This experiment was carried out in the […]

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Vermicomposted corn waste in the organic cultivation of cherry tomato seedlings and its effects on the soil-plant system

Propose: In this study, vermicomposted corn waste was applied to the organic cultivation of cherry tomato seedlings under the edaphoclimatic conditions of the Brazilian semiarid region, and the effects were evaluated in the soil‒plant system. Method: The vermicomposts were prepared by mixing corn waste in an organic substrate. The experiment was divided into two parts: […]

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Biotransformation of varieties of food waste supplemented by bonemeal and eggshell powder using vermicomposting technology

Purpose: The quality of compost is a significant concern worldwide. This study aims to improve vermicompost quality through the utilization of enriched materials. Method: This research aimed to evaluate the impact of bonemeal and eggshell powder treatments on the quality of vermicompost derived from three waste varieties: cooked tea waste, vegetable waste, and mixed food […]

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Evaluation of different phosphate organomineral fertilizers in maize cultivation on soils with contrasting phosphorus contents

Purpose: Organomineral fertilizers (OMFs) are agronomic inputs combining organic material with mineral fertilizers. The study evaluates the biomass production and P accumulation in maize by applying phosphate OMFs from different organic sources. Method: Two soils with high (Arenosol) and low (Planosol) P content were used. For each soil, an experiment with a factorial arrangement (4 […]

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Tomato genotype response to organic and synthetic fertilizers

Purpose: The study investigated how selected tomato genotypes performed with combined applications of cocoa pod (CP) + poultry manure (PM), kola nut pod (KP) + poultry manure (PM), and NPK fertilizer, focusing on fruit yield, mineral content, and vitamin composition. Method: The trial was carried out at Landmark University Teaching and Research Farm, Omuaran, Nigeria […]

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Comparison between vermicompost and town refuse rates after addition on leek and onion growth under calcareous soil conditions

Purpose: Globally, organic waste is a significant environmental problem in many regions of the world. The present study aimed to compare vermicompost and town refuse applications for the growth promotion of onion and leek plants, phosphorus uptake, and microbial biomass in soil under calcareous soil conditions. Method: The top 30 centimeters of the soil were […]

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Growth response of Amaranthus hybridus after amendment with bio-organic fertilizer developed from food wastes

Purpose: In order to reduce food insecurity, the use of organic fertilizers is steadily gaining traction in crop development, especially in areas where the continued use of inorganic fertilizers poses serious environmental problems in addition to being extremely expensive for local farmers.  The study looked at how Amaranthus hybridus responded to being amended with bio-organic […]

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Efficacy of organic amendments and biofertilizers on yielding, biochemical and soil nutritional attributes of radish (Raphanus sativus L.)

Purpose: The current investigation was conducted at the Vegetable Research Farm of the School of Agriculture, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab. The aim of the study was to know the effect of different combinations of organic amendments along with biofertilizers on various horticultural, biochemicals, soil profiling traits and economics of radish cultivation. Method: The experiment […]

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Application of chicken manure compost and the amount of water on Sorghum yield and improvement of sub-optimal soil properties

Purpose: Sorghum is relatively tolerant of being planted on suboptimal and relatively dry soil. Still, it requires sufficient water and effort to improve soil properties for optimal growth and yield. Therefore, we studied the effect of providing several doses of chicken manure (CM) combined with the amount and frequency of water application on the growth […]

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