Comparative effectiveness of animal manures on soil chemical properties, yield and root growth of amaranthus (amaranthus cruentus l.)

By A. Maerere, GG Kimbi, Dlm Nonga. 2009

93 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, Food Science, Plant Science

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1. Agnes Jeptoo
2. S.O. Ojeniyi
3. M.A. Awodun
4. S.A. Odedina
5. M. Saidi
6. J. Aguyoh

Citations in the corpus

• Effect of Animal Manure Ammended Spent Grain and Cocoa Husk on Nutrient Status Growth and Yield of Tomato (2007, background): “Ojeniyi and Adejobi [9] found recent studies have shown that they are effective as that wood ash and goat manure complemented each other manure for enhancing yield and nutrient status of as to their effects on nutrient content, growth and yield of vegetables and grain crops [2, 5-9].”
• Improving Carrot Yield and Quality through the Use of Bio-slurry Manure (2012, background): “Similar findings have been reported in turmeric plants subjected to chicken, goat and cow manure (Hossain & Ishimine, 2007) and in amaranthus supplied with poultry manure (Maerere et al., 2001).”