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Journal : MALLOMO: Journal of Community Service

Community Empowerment: Utilization of Corn Waste Into Biochar for Organic-Based Soil Regeneration in Gorontalo Yamin, Mayasari; Imran, Supriyo; Indriani, Ria; Sirajuddin, Zulham
MALLOMO: Journal of Community Service Vol 5 No 2 (2025): Juni-November
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidenreng Rappang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55678/mallomo.v5i2.2038

Abstract

Biochar application has been evaluated for various types of soil including sand, sandy loam, and clay loam such as soil conditions in Gorontalo Province. This community service aims to provide information related to the benefits of corn cob waste and increase the knowledge and insight of the Ulapato B Village community regarding the manufacture of biochar as a soil conditioner. This community service consists of several activities, namely counseling, direct practice related to the manufacture of biochar, assistance to the community, and monitoring and evaluation. Based on the results of the counseling that has been carried out, it has been able to increase the knowledge and insight of the Ulapato B community regarding the manufacture of biochar using corn cob waste as a raw material. In addition, this activity also increases the community's understanding of the benefits of corn cob waste which they initially only considered as goods that had no ecological information value. Judging from the evaluation stage that was carried out, the responses of the community service participants were positive for each material presented. The material for the stages of making biochar from corn cobs produced the highest percentage, reaching 87.5% and the lowest for the material on Data interpretation related to land area, corn production and the amount of cob waste per year of corn production specifically for data in Gorontalo Province and Indonesia in general, with a percentage of only 15%. This means that community service participants are more interested in direct demonstrations compared to data-based materials.
Co-Authors Abdullah, Angela Apriliany Abdussamad, Siti Nurcahyati Adam, Mohamad Rizal Agustinus Moonti Amelia Murtisari Amir Halid Asda Rauf Asih Setianingsih Biya, Ferdiyanto Boekosoe, Yuriko Botutihe, Okta P Buka, Ravani Delvi Suleman Djajali, Trisud Yayan Echan Adam Fadiilah Zalzabillah Lihawa Fajar Haras, Abdul Farlan Rauf Febyola Abubakar Fikram Abdullah Halid, Cindri A Hapsawati Taan Haras, Abdul Fajar Harija K. Mahalipa Haris Singgili Hasan, Adelia Hendra Saliko Hermanto Feybie Asona Husain, Dinda Amelia Indrawati Akuba Irwan Bempah Isra ismail Kadir, Salsabila Kadir, Salsabila Nur Kaluku, Sri Melan Karlena Arsyad Kasim, Nitam Kiru, Ferawati Z. Kolonta, Ronal Ladiku, Sri Rahmawaty Larasati Sukmadewi Wibowo Mahludin H Baruwadi Mahludin H. Baruwadi Mahmud, Randi Mahmud, Sri Anggita Mama, Risal I Maryam H Mukmin Matoka, Mohammad Ridwan Maulana, Lais Mayasari Yamin, Mayasari Mega Wati Saleh Megawati Saleh Mohamad Andre Hulukati Mohamad Lihawa, Mohamad Mohammad Zubair Hippy Muhammad Mukhtar Mukhlis Mukhlis Nggadu, Sri Jayanti Veratika S. Ni Ketut Murni Nur Azizah Nur Silfiah Amin Nurlaila Mantali Ria Indriani Ria Indriani Ria Indriani Ria Indriani Risti Fadilah Umar Safriyanto Dako Sahi, Rahmawati Salim, Sri Verawati Sandri Saliko Sarlina S Tungoli Selfian Abdurahman Siska Ismail, Siska Siti Rahmatia Machieu Tesa Amelia Putri Ibrahim Usman, Arpan Verentiyansyah Duna Wawan K Tolinggi Widya Rahmawaty Saman Yana, Nelsih Yanti Saleh Yuliana Bakari Yuriko Boekoesoe Zulham Sirajuddin Zulianti Gobel