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PEMBUATAN KOMPOS BAGI GURU DAN ORANG TUA MURID TK. QURRATA A’YUN DI CIMAHI Nurhuda, Tiara; Abdul Muluk, R. Kiki; Bhagya, Tombak Gapura; Murdikaningrum, Galu
DHARMA BAKTI Dharma Bakti- Vol 4 No 1 - April 2021
Publisher : LPPM IST AKPRIND Yogyakarta

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There are so many resources but cannot be utilized optimally. One example that is familiarwith our lives is household waste. This waste can be used as fertilizer but can also berecycled as an improvement in the community's economy, its management is very easy andsimple. Organic waste in the form of leaves, stems of plants that can be processed aerobicand anaerobic in composter produce organic fertilizer called compost. This research usesthe method of mixing ingredients in a composter by using the EM4 microbe as an activator.The results of this study indicate that goat manure has an effect on speeding up the processof compost. It is shown by the change in color and maturity of the compost at 25oC –30oCon the 21st day.
Pengolahan Limbah Tempe dan Kotoran Sapi Menjadi Biogas Dan Pupuk Organik Cair di Kampung Cilokotot Kapupaten Bandung Murdikaningrum, Galu; Muliati, Lia; Sitawati, Rini
DHARMA BAKTI Dharma Bakti-Vol 7 No 2-Oktober 2024
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Cilokolot Village, RT 02 RW 02, Margahayu Selatan, Bandung Regency, is a densely populated area where traditional tempeh production occurs. In this village, there are two small-scale tempeh factories involving seven artisans, processing approximately 700 kg of soybeans daily. This study focuses on one factory, which is smaller and utilizes traditional technology, with a production capacity of 200 kg per day and firewood as its fuel source. The tempeh production process consists of boiling, soaking, separating, washing soybeans, fermenting, and packaging, which generates significant volumes of liquid waste. One of the tempeh artisans also has a livestock farm with ten cattle, fifteen goats, and a few turkeys, ducks, and chickens. Waste from tempeh and animal manure is often discharged directly into rivers and vacant land, leading to air, soil, and water pollution, which poses health risks. Biogas energy is produced through microbial processing of organic waste, such as vegetable scraps, fruit peels, leftover rice, livestock manure, and tempeh waste. The main components of biogas are methane and carbon dioxide. The objectives of this study are: 1) to educate artisans on the negative impacts of tempeh waste and livestock manure on the environment; 2) to install a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) for managing tempeh waste and cattle manure; 3) to provide training and support for processing tempeh waste and animal manure into biogas and Liquid Organic Fertilizer (LOF); and 4) to conduct training on the application of LOF to crops. The methods employed include outreach, training, technology implementation, ongoing support, and evaluation. The results indicate that: 1) artisans actively participated in socialization sessions addressing the negative impacts of tempeh waste and livestock manure; 2) the WWTP for tempeh waste and cattle manure has been successfully installed on land provided by the artisans; 3) training and support for operating the WWTP resulted in the successful production of biogas and LOF, which provide added value and benefits; and 4) training on the application of LOF to demonstration plots has been conducted, with enthusiastic participation from the artisans.
Co-Authors Adisti Ramadan Afriani Kusumadewi Alfi Aulia Ajilan Alfi Aulia Ajilan Astari, IIs Ananda Bagus R Ramdhani Dini Yulilanti Djaenudin Djaenudin Feny Nurherawati Filly Pravitasari Iis Ananda Astari Ilham Eka Santang Johannes Martua Hutagalung Kenny Kencanawati Kenny Kencanawati Kiki Abdul Muluk Lia Muliati Luciana Luciana Melinda Yulianti Mua lifah Muhammad Fikri Ibnu Hidayat Mutiara Putri Utami Susanto Ningtyas, Rani Pramudyo Novy Komalasari R Kiki Abdul Muluk Raden Tarisa Nurhanifah Ramadhan, Adisti Rani Pramudyo Ningtyas Rani Pramudyo Ningtyas Rifa Mar’atul Fikriyah Rifa Mar’atul Fikriyah Rini Siskayanti Rini Sitawati Riska . Riza Rizkiah Rizal Ramdani Selly Dini Musdalivakh Shinta Nurcahyani Tiara Nurhuda Tombak Gapura Bhagya Vika Amelia Wendi Hermawan