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ISSN : 14116782     EISSN : 26206935     DOI : -
Jurnal Agripeat, ISSN 1411-6782, E-ISSN 2620-6935 yang diterbitkan dua kali dalam satu Tahun ( Bulan Maret dan Bulan September).
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KAJIAN KONSENTRASI INOKULUM RAGI TERHADAP SIFAT KIMIA DAN BAKTERI ASAM LAKTAT TEMPE KACANG GUDE (Cajanus cajan, L) (Studi on Chemical Properties Yeast Inoculum Concentration and Lactid Acid Bacteria of Pigeonpea Tempeh) Journal, Administrator
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ABSTRACTGenerally, tempeh is made from soybean, but low production of soybean in Indonesia bringing ongovernment have to import its. Soybean import 70% approximated from United State constitutetransgenic soybean which apprehensived have negative effect for health. Indonesia has so manylocal legume such as pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.). That could be used as soy beansubstitute as raw material of tempeh. This study aimed to determine the effect of inoculumconcentration pigeonpea beans right to quality and chemical properties of lactid acid bacteriatempeh produced during the fermentation proces. It can be concluded that the inoculumconcentration of 2,50 g/kg of material, can increase levels of the amino nitrogen of 1,582 %, andcan inhibit the growth of lactid acid bacteria. It is also recommended for further research conducedon the long soaking, soaking place, and fermentation time is right to improve the quality ofpigeonpea beans tempeh produced.Keywords : Concentration of the inoculum, lactid acid bacteria, and tempeh pigeonpea
POTENSI SISTEM PERTANIAN ORGANIK DALAM KONSERVASI MUSUH ALAMI HAMA DAN SERANGGA NETRAL PADA TANAMAN SAYURAN DI LAHAN GAMBUT (Potency Of Organic Agricultural System In Conservation Of Natural Energy And Different Environment In Vegetable Plants In Grave La Journal, Administrator
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ABSTRACKThe purpose of this research is to know the potential of organic farming in the conservation ofnatural enemies of important pests and neutral insects on the ecosystem of sweet corn and longbean vegetables in peatlands Kalampangan Urban Village Palangka Raya. The study wasconducted on an area of 210 m2, divided into 12 plots planted sweet corn and long beans withorganic and conventional treatment. Observations were made at 2-8 MST. Samples were takenusing sweep nets (for canopy arthropods), pitfall traps (for ground surface arthropods) and lighttraps (for nocturnal arthropods). The results showed: organic vegetables potentially developed inthe effort of conservation of natural enemies and neutral insects with indicators as follows: 1). Thenumber of insects found in organic and conventional plots consists of predators (84.11%),parasitoids (8.49%) and neutral insects (7.40%); 2). The predator species richness in organic longbean plants is higher than conventional (R = 2.711 and 1.811). The predominant predominance ofsweet corn and long bean organic plants is Gryllidae (C = 0.331), Formicidae (C = 0.465) andMiridae (C = 0.109); 3). The richness of parasitoids and neutral insects in organic sweet corn ishigher than conventional (R = 1,265 and 1,193). Types of parasitoids and neutral insectsdominating organic and conventional vegetables are Braconidae and Scarabaeidae with values0.444 and 0.423.Keywords: organic vegetables, natural enemies, neutral insects, pests, peat
KEHILANGAN NITROGEN PADA SISTEM USAHATANI JAGUNG MANIS DI LAHAN GAMBUT KALIMANTAN TENGAH (Nitrogen Lost on Sweet Corn Of Peatland Farming System in Central Kalimantan) Journal, Administrator
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ABSTRACTApplication of fertilizer can increase nitrogen loss in agricultural land in the form of leaching andvolatilization. Research carried out on peat soil, done two times planting. First in the dry season totransition with nitrogen input from urea fertilizer, cow dung manure and from rainfall. Both areimplemented in the month of transition to the rainy season with nutrient input from nitrogen derivedfrom pearl NPK fertilizer, chicken manure and rainfall. Nitrogen washing is obtained frompercolation water which is accommodated by lysimeter. The volume of percolation water measuredat plant age 15, 30, 45 HST and at harvest, N content in laboratory analysis. The purpose of thisresearch is to know total nitrogen loss and efficiency level of sweet corn farming system inpeatland. Nitrogen washing in the first study was 2.28 kg N ha-1 or 2.49% and in the second studywas 8.95 kg N ha-1 or 13.65%. The other estimated loss of volatilization in the first study was 12.80Kg N ha-1 or 13.97% and in the second study it was 6.76 Kg N ha-1 or 10.31%. Average lossestimated volatilization of 9.78 kg N ha-1 or 12.45% Total nitrogen loss of 19.60%, so that sweetcorn farming system on peatlands in Kalampangan Urban Palangkaraya is classified as inefficientKeywords: Nitrogen, Sweet Corn, Peat Land
RESPON BIBIT KELAPA SAWIT ATAS PEMBERIAN PUPUK ORGANIK PADA TANAH GAMBUT DI KALIMANTAN TENGAH (Palm oil seedling response of organic fertilizer on peat soil in Central Kalimantan) journal, Admin
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ABSTRACTThe purpose of this study was to determine response of main nursery palm seedlings forapplication of organic fertilizers on soil peat. The experiment used completely randomized factorialdesign consisting of two factors. The first factor was petroganik fertilizers (P) consists of fourlevels: Po = control or no petroganik (0 kg/plants), P1 = petroganik 0,5 kg/plants, P2 = Petrogenik1 kg/plants; P3 = Petrogenik 2 kg/plans. The second factor was bokhasi kayambang fertilizers (K)consists of four levels: Ko = control or no bokhasi kayambang (0 kg/plants); K1 = BokhasiKayambang 0,5 kg/plants; K2 = Bokhasi Kayambang 1 kg/plants; K3 = Bokhasi Kayambang 2kg/plants. The each treatment was replicated five times. Observed variables were plant height,number of leaf midrib, number of primary root and length of primary root. Results showed thatinteraction between the application of petroganik fertilizers 2 kg/plants and bokhasi kayambangfertilizers 1 kg/plants (P3K2), respond positively to the growth of oil palm seedlings main nurserywhith soil pH 5,95. This treatment produced the highest plant height, the largest number of leafmidrib, the best root number and length of primary root.Key word : oil palm seedling, rubber waste liquid, fertilizer
PERAN AGEN HAYATI ASAL RIZOSFER DAN ENDOFIT MENEKAN PENYAKIT BUSUK SKLEROTIUM ROLFSII BAWANG DAUN DI MEDIA GAMBUT (Role of Rhizosphere and Endophytes Biological Agents to Supress Sclerotium rolfsii Rot Disease on Scallions in the Peat Media) journal, Admin
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ABSTRACTThe Sclerotium Rot Disease is highly destructive to the scallions cultivation in the peat soil. Theantagonistic fungi isolated from the rhizosphere and the endophytes of healthy plants, have beenproven to be able to reduce Sclerotium rolfsii. The aim of this study was to evaluate thecharacteristics of antagonistic fungi from rhizosphere and endophytes of Scallions to S. rolfsii in- vitro in the laboratory. The purpose of this study was also to perform the suppression test on theintensity of Sclerotium rolfsiiRot Disease in planta in the peat media in the screen house. Thisresearch it was shown that genus Fusarium, Penicillium, Aspergillusas antagonistic fungi, wereidentified from the endophytes, meanwhile genus Trichoderma, Penicillium dan Aspergillus sp. were identified from the rhizosphere. Trichoderma Rz-1 and Trichoderma Rz-3 isolated from therhizosphere was shown to have the highest antagonistic activity by 94,4 %, followed by AspergillusEd-2, which was isolated from the endophytes by 83,8%. In planta on peat media, TrichodermaRz-1 was capable to demonstrate 82,19% of antagonistic effect and it could suppress SclerotiumRot Diseasehence it produced the fresh weight of the plant highest to 19gcluster-1. Taken together,the result of this study showed that Trichoderma Rz-1 isolated from rhizosphere has been proven tobe the most beneficial to reduce the Sclerotium rolfsii on Scallions as a biological control agent,especially in peat soils.Keywords: biocontrol, rhizosphere,endophyte, scallions, Sclerotium rolfsii
FRAKSI BESI DAN PENGARUHNYA TERHADAP KELARUTAN POSFOR DI LAHAN RAWA (Iron Fraction And Its Effect On Posforning Sustainability In Rawa Land) journal, Admin
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ABSTRACTAbout 20 million Ha of tidal swampare found in Indonesia,6.7 million ha of them are acid sulphatesoils which associated with peatland.Most of soil in tidal swamp are rich in iron, it potentialy toxicto the plant. We critically examine the presence of peat matter as surface layer to iron fraction andthe role of ferrous to phosphorus (P) solubility in soil.Iron fractions analyzed in acid sulphate soil,peaty acid sulphate soil, shallow peatland, shallow peatland which all of peat layers were removedand shallow peatland which partially of peat layers were removed. Most of iron fraction in tidalswampland which covered by peat layer is organic-Fe form, the presence of peat layer on surfacelayer caused no correlation between Fe and P in soil.Key words : Acid sulphate soil, Iron, Peatland, Phosphorus andTidal swampland
PENGARUH BOBOT KOLONI DAN JENIS PAKAN TERHADAP KUALITAS PUPUK ORGANIK CAIR KOMPOS CACING Lumbricus rubellus (The Effect Of Colony Weight and Feed Type on The Quality Of Liquid Organic Fertilizer Vermicompost Lumbricus rubellus) journal, Admin
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ABSTRACTLiquid organic fertilizer is able to provide nutrients from leachate extract (liquid) as a result ofchanges in worm metabolism, growing media or residual worm feed as a result of the compostingprocess. This study aims to determine the interaction between feed type with worm colony weightas well as the influence of worm weight and type of feed on the quality of L. rubellus compostliquid organic fertilizer. The research was carried out at the experimental field of the Department ofAgriculture and in the analytical laboratory of the University of Palangka Raya using completelyrandomized design (CRD) with 3x3 factorial pattern. The first factor was colony weights of L.rubellus (C1 : 50 g, C2 : 75 g and C3 : 100 g) and the second was types of feed (P0 : control, P1 :green vegetable waste and P2: sedge-grass leaves). The results showed that 100 g worm colonyweights with feed from alang-alang leaves produced the highest Nitrogen nutrient (18.33 mg g-1),on phosphorus nutrients the interaction was not significant but had a significant effect from thetreatment of feed where the green vegetable waste produced the lowest phosphorus nutrients(85.67 mg g-1), but the treatment without feed (control) and sedge-grass leaves (Imperata cylindica)and the treatment of worm colony weight were not affect on the quality of L. rubellus compostliquid organic fertilizer.Keywords : Colony Weight, Feed Type, Liquid Organic Fertilizer, Lumbricus rubellus
STATUS FISIOLOGIS TERNAK SAPI BALI (Bos sondaicus) BETINA YANG DIPELIHARA PADA LAHAN GAMBUT (Physiological Status of Bali Cattle (Bos sondaicus)Maintained on Peatlands) journal, Admin
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ABSTRACTThe study aimed to determine the extent of the physiological status of Balinese cattle (Bossondaicus) females maintained on peatlands including environmental temperature, respiratoryfrequency, body temperature, pulse rate, and rumination which is important to know the healthstatus of female Balinese cattle. This study used 10 female Balinese cows with an average bodyweight of 300 kg and age ranged from> 24-36 months, non-pregnant status. Physiological statusmeasurements were carried out in the morning, afternoon and evening. This study uses descriptivemethods and direct observation with data processing in analysis and tabulation. Research has beencarried out at the Joint Work Group of Taruna Taruna, Tanjung Taruna Village, Jabiren RayaDistrict, Pulang Pisau Regency. The research began on January 1, 2018 to February 2, 2018. Theresults showed that the average cage temperature in the morning was 28.0 0C and humidity was79.4%. While during the day the temperature of the cage is 33.8 oC and humidity is 58.7% and inthe afternoon the temperature of the cage is 30.0 0C and 73.6%. The average respiration frequencyof female Balinese cattle in the morning is 21.1 times per minute, while during the day is 24.3times per minute and in the afternoon is 24.5 times per minute. The average body temperature offemale Balinese cattle in the morning is 37.4 0C, during the day is 38.1 0C and in the afternoon is38.2 0C. The average pulse rate of Bali cattle, in the morning is 60.3 times per minute, during theday is 65.2 times per minute while in the afternoon is 63.7 times per minute. The averagerumination in the morning was 55.2 times chewing in 31.9 seconds, during the day the averagerumination was 55.3 times chewed in 31.7 seconds while on the afternoon the average ruminationwas 55, 3 times chew in 31.8 seconds. The physiological status of Bali cattle is respiratoryfrequency, body temperature, and pulse are in normal conditions. The condition of the ambienttemperature exceeds the normal threshold and the rumination in cattle is very high this conditiondoes not cause health problemsKeywords: Bali Cattle, Micro Climate, Physiological Response
EKSPLORASI BAKTERI PELARUT FOSFAT DI LAHAN GAMBUT BERENG BENGKEL, KALIMANTAN TENGAH (Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria Eksploration in Peatland Bereng Bengkel, Central Kalimantan) journal, Admin
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ABSTRACTThe high availability of organic compounds in peatlands is stored capital and can be converted intoelements by soil microbe. The high organic content causes nutrients in the soil cannot be directlyutilized by plants. Phosphate solubilizing bacteriaare soil bacteria that capableofsolubilizingphosphate, turns it into an available form in the soil. The aims of this research are todiscover the existence of a phosphate solubilizing bacteriagenus and obtain potential pure isolatesfrom Bereng Bengkel peatland, Central Kalimantan. Bacteria isolation usingselective mediaPikovskaya with pour plate method. The isolation results are five phosphate solvent bacterialisolates (BPF1, BPF2, BPF3, BPF4, BPF5) which form hallozone. Based on the characterizationresults refering to the Bergey's Manual of Determinative of Microorganism through macroscopicobservation, microscopic observation and physiological testing. BPF1 and BPF5 isolates were thegenus Rhodococcusgenus, BPF2 isolates were theRhizobiumgenus, BPF3 isolates were theMicorococcusgenus, BPF4 isolates were the SerratiagenusKeywords: Phosphate solubilizing bacteria, peatland, soil bacteria
TUTUPAN LAHAN GAMBUT MEMPENGARUHI KONDISI IKLIM MIKRO DI SEKITAR KAMPUS UNIVERSITAS PALANGKA RAYA (Preliminary Data Integrasi Wireless Sensor Network) The Peatland Cover Impact Micro Climate Conditions Near Campus of the University of Palangka Raya (Preli journal, Admin
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ABSTRACTThe lack of field measurements, which collected in long period and significantly spatial effect onthe environments can obstruct scientific understanding the effect of environmental condition on theecosystems. Application wireless sensor network (WSN) is useful to address the situation throughlow cost wireless measurement sensors and minimize disruption to the location/conditions to bemonitored. The comprehension of composition transformation, structure, the environmentecosystems dynamic, and how is the transformation of all can be affecting the human life, indeedthis challenge are need detail analysis of all environment ecosystem elements. This study alsoreview the uses of smart devices wireless sensor networks (WSN), and observe the underlyingtechnology in hopes could be giving solve or determine the condition of environment andecosystems affected by human activity. The results of this study showed that the land use cover isinfluence on the environment conditions.Keywords: Wireless sensor networks (WSN), ecosystems, and environment

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