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ISSN : 23376449     EISSN : -     DOI : 10.33474
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Jurnal AGRONISMA merupakan media untuk publikasi tulisan asli yang berkaitan dengan budidaya tanaman secara luas, dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Fokus dalam bidang kajian mencakup ilmu tanaman, ilmu tanah-tanaman dan ilmu hama dan penyakit tanaman. Naskah dapat berupa hasil-hasil penelitian atau percobaan lapangan/laboratorium, baik yang dilakukan oleh dosen maupun mahasiswa untuk memfasilitasi artikel ilmiah mahasiswa yang telah memasuki tahap akhir studi. Naskah yang diterima akan ditelaah sebagai makalah ilmiah oleh tim penyunting ahli.
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PENGARUH PEMBERIAN KOMPOS LIMBAH PERTANIAN TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN DAN SERAPAN NITROGEN TANAMAN JAGUNG (Zea mays L.) roudhotul chasanah
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Corn is one of the most cultivated cereals that plays an important role in meeting food needs so that the production of corn plants is increasing every year. To increase the production of corn, farmers usually use inorganic fertilizer, but in the long run, the use of inorganic fertilizer is not effective, especially in soil fertility. This study aims to determine the effect of different compost and dosages on growth and N uptake of corn plants and to obtain the optimum dosage of each compost to increase N uptake of corn plants. This research was placed in a plastic house in Losari village, Singosari, Malang with a factorial RAK experimental design with Control, where there were two factors, each factor there were four levels, namely the first factor: P1 = straw compost, P2 = soybean compost, P3 = bean compost soil, and P4 = sugarcane compost, whereas the second factor is D1 = 5 tons / ha, D2 = 10 tons / ha, D3 = 15 tons/ha, and D1 = 20 tons / ha. There are 16 combinations plus control = 17 treatments, 17x 3 replications x 3 samples = 153 experimental units. Data analysis used 5% Anova if it was tested further using a 5% BNJ and to determine the optimum dose regression analysis was performed. The results showed that separately the P3 treatment gave the best results on parameters of plant height, stem diameter, number of leaves, and leaf area. P3 treatment gives the best optimum dosage results on N-total uptake with a determination value of 94.46%; the optimum dose obtained is 11.44 tons/ha.
PENGARUH RESIDU KOMPOS PISTIA DAN JERAMI PADI PERIODE TANAM KE DUA TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN TANAMAN KAILAN (Brassica oleraceae Var.achephala.) mohammad zulizar
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This study aims to determine the effect of kiapu and straw compost residues in various composition of the remaining (+) and without (-) administration of the second rice planting period on the growth and yield of kailan plants. The study was conducted in May to July 2019 at the green house of the Faculty of Agriculture, Islamic University of Malang, which is located at 7.5 ° latitude and 137.35 ° latitude altitude of ± 500 m asl, while the temperature during the day is 24-28 ° C and at night day temperatures range between 16-21˚C. This study used a factorial randomized block design with a control, Factor 1 = R1: 100% kiapu, R2: 75% kiapu + 25% rice straw, R3: 50% kiapu + 50% rice straw, R4: 25% kiapu + 75% rice straw, R5: 100% straw, R6: NPK. Factor 2 = T +: addition of compost mixture in period 2 and T-: without addition of compost mixture in period 2, and T-: without the addition of the 2nd period compost mixture, so there are 12 treatment combinations plus a total control of 13 treatments. In the above treatment each was repeated 3 times and each of 3 plant samples. Observation variables include; growth variable (plant length, number of leaves, leaf brush), ), production variables (total fresh weight of plants, total dry weight of plants, consumption of fresh weight, consumption dry weight and root weight) and plant quality variables (chlorophyll and vitamin C). The results showed that the addition of compost mixture in the planting period of the two rice plants had a significant influence on the growth of kailan compared to the addition of the second period of compost dispersion, , this is seen from the analysis of the growth variable; plant length, number of leaves and leaf area. Where the addition of compost has a significant effect on the longest plant length at T + at 35 HST observation age that is equal to 34.15 cm compared to T- of 29.89 cm. On the number of leaves, the average number of leaves at T + at the age of observation was 35 HST, which was 9.53 strands compared to T- as much as 9.28 strands. . In the leaf area there was an interaction at the age of 21 HST, where the average leaf area showed that the treatment of R4T + had the widest average leaf area of 376.78 cm2 but not significantly different from the treatment of R1T + of 326.12 and R2T + of 333.90 and R5T + but significantly different from R1T- at 213.04 and R5T- at 211.14 cm2. The results of the addition of compost mixture in the second planting period of rice plants have a significant effect on total fresh weight of plants, total dry weight of plants, consumption fresh weight and dry weight, but no significant effect on root fresh weight. The total fresh weight of plants and consumption fresh weights were respectively 49.25 g / tan and 39.55 g / tan. In the quality variable, namely chlorophyll content, it shows the interaction of compost mixture type and addition treatment where the highest chlorophyll content in R1T + treatment is 8.89 µgram / ml while the parameter of vitamin C content of addition treatment and type of compost mixture have significant effect individually, , where the addition of compost mixture for the second planting period showed higher vitamin C content in the hook, amounting to 13.49% compared to those without the addition of 11.73%. The compost mixture which shows the highest vitamin C content is R5 (100% rice straw) of 13.20% but not significantly different from other compost mixes except with R4 (25% kiapu + 75% rice straw) of 10.56% .
PENGARUH METODE APLIKASI VERMIKOMPOS DAN JUMLAH TANAMAN PER POT TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN DAN HASIL TANAMAN SELADA (Lactuca sativa L.) PADA SISTEM HIDROGANIK iwan ashari
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The study aimed to determine the interaction of vermicompost application methods and the number of plants in pots on the growth and yield of lettuce plants. This research was conducted in the coop of Agriculture at the Islamic University of Malang and plastic houses on the street MT. Haryono 198, Dinoyo, Lowokwaru District, Malang City with a height of approvimately 550 meters above sea level, average daily temperatures around 23 oC up to 30 oC. This research in August to December 2019. This study used a Factorial Randomized Block Design (RBD) which consists of 2 factors. The first factor is vermicompost application method consisting of two levels, that is M1 (vermicompost mixed with planting media) and M2 (vermicompost is applied in the form of liquid fertilizer. Factor 2 that is number of plants in a pot (P) which consists of 3 levels, that is P1 (number of plants 1 in a pot), P2 (number of plants 2 in a pot) and P3 (number of plants 3 in a pot) from 2 factors obtained 6 treatment combination with 3 replication and plant samples 5.              The results of this study indicate that in general there is no real interaction between vermicompost application method and the number of plants in pots growth parameters. However the yield parameters show a significant effect on lettuce yield.
PENGARUH PENYIRAMAN SPRINKLER OTOMATIS BERBASIS MIKROKONTROLER DAN IOT (Internet Of Things) TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN DAN HASIL KUALITAS TANAMAN SAWI PAKCOY (Brassica chinensis L) irwan yudha pradana
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In vegetable production, especially in mustard, farmers in Indonesia are still using manual technology to maintain. With the technological advances of this century, known for a term of 4.0 that spawned the industrial revolution IoT (Internet of Things) as a solution to facilitate the work of farmers in the cultivation of plants. One form IOT use in agriculture is the Smart irrigation system with automatic sprinklers. This study aims to determine the effect of watering conventional models, sprinkle manual and automatic sprinkler-based microcontroller, and IOT (Internet of Things) on the growth, yield and quality pakcoy mustard plant (Brassica chinensis L). The experiments were conducted using a randomized block design (RAK) is simple with the treatment as a group. The factor used is the watering models with three levels with the hype that is watering, watering sprinkler watering the manual and automatic sprinkler-based microcontroller and IoT (Internet of Things). Each treatment was replicated eight times, and each test contains four plants. parameters measured were plant height, leaf number, leaf area, root length, plant fresh weight, dry weight of plant, texture, chlorophyll and carotenoids, total dissolved solids, vitamin C and water content. This study shows that there is no real consequence effect treatment watering models on all parameters observed. This means that the use of controlled sprinkle with IoT is not much different from the conventional way. The selection of a good sprinkler able to provide water evenly distribution of the mustard plant and IoT (Internet of Things) serves as the sprinkler controller.
PENGARUH PEMBERIAN DOSIS PUPUK KALIUM DAN MACAM PUPUK KANDANG TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN DAN HASIL TANAMAN UBI JALAR (Ipomoea batatas L.) irfan rifani
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This study aims to determine the effect of potassium doses and types of manure on the growth and yield of sweet potato (Ipomea batatas L). In this study using a factorial randomized block design. Factor 1 is a dose of potassium (K) consisting of three levels, namely: K1 = 50 kg.ha- KCl, K2 = 100 kg.ha- KCl, and K3 = 150 kg.ha- KCl. Factor 2 is a type of manure (N) consisting of three levels, namely: N0 = without manure, N1 = cow manure, and N2 = chicken manure. Each treatment was repeated 3 times with samples of each 3 sweet potato plants. The results of this study indicate that the administration of KCl dosage and types of manure do not provide a significant interaction effect on growth, namely plant length, number of leaves, and leaf area as well as yield of sweet potato and KCl dose giving the best growth and yield of sweet potato production at the dose KCl of K3 treatment that is 150 kg.ha- as much as 2744.44 g and the provision of various kinds of manure gave the best growth and yield of sweet potato in N2 fertilizer namely chicken manure as much as 2733.33g.

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