RESPONSE OF THE AHUYAMA CULTIVATION TO THE APPLICATION OF CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS AND ORGANIC MINERAL FERTILIZERS

  • Armando Torrente Trujillo Centro de Investigaciones CENIGAA
  • Laura Viviana Torrente Trujillo Laboratorio Agroambiental de Suelos y Aguas - LAGSA.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.47864/SE(53)2023p50-57_173
Keywords: Ahuyama; Pumpkin; Fertilizers; Fertilizers; Organic-mineral inputs

Abstract

The response of the cultivation of ahuyama in a loamy sandy Aridic Ustorthents soil in a warm dry climate was evaluated, formation of tropical dry forest life in the north of the department of Huila in a vegetative period of 130 days to the application of different fertilizers and manures among them. , Triple 15, Agrimins, Surcaforg, SoluPlant HUMIN, natural mineral, organic mineral and treated vinasse. Pumpkin production with the application of Triple 15 and Agrimins fertilizers were 9.8 and 7.9 tons/ha respectively, showing the highest yields compared to applications of organic and organic - mineral origin. Treatments with the application of natural mineral and organic mineral inputs are not competitive in production compared to the response obtained with treatments based on chemical synthesis fertilizers, however, favorable effects on soil conditioning are expected with the application of organic mineral fertilizers. in the medium and long term.

Published
2023-12-21
How to Cite
Torrente Trujillo, A., & Torrente Trujillo, L. V. (2023). RESPONSE OF THE AHUYAMA CULTIVATION TO THE APPLICATION OF CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS AND ORGANIC MINERAL FERTILIZERS. Suelos Ecuatoriales, 53(1y2), 50-57. https://doi.org/10.47864/SE(53)2023p50-57_173
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Vol 53 No 1y2 (2023): Suelos Ecuatoriales
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