Recycling of banana pseudostem waste, it’s effective method for decomposition and nutrient analysis

A field experiment was carried out during the year 2023-2024 at Banana Research Station, Jalgaon to find out the effective method for decomposing of banana pseudostem waste and to access the nutrient status in decomposed banana pseudostem waste. A field experiment was conducted in randomized block design and replicated thrice comprised of nine treatments T1 (Pseudostem waste + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1 in 100 lit water), T2 (Pseudostem waste + Cow dung slurry @ 100 lit t-1 of PW), T3 (Pseudostem waste + Cow dung slurry @ 100 lit t-1 of PW + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1), T4 (Pseudostem waste + Urea @ 8 kg and SSP 10 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water), T5 (Pseudostem waste + Urea @ 8 kg and SSP 10 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1), T6 (Pseudostem waste + DAP @ 20 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water), T7 (Pseudostem waste + DAP @ 20 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1), T8 (Pseudostem waste + water @ 100 lit t-1 of PW) and T9 (Pseudostem waste or Control) through compost. The findings of the present investigation revealed that shorter duration for compost preparation (83.27 days), higher total iron (7.73 mg kg-1), manganese (5.72 mg kg-1) content, total nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content in banana pseudostem compost (2.57, 0.49 and 3.28%, respectively). The organic carbon content found ranged between 34.14 to 42.27% and C:N ratio found ranged between 13.37 to 20.12. The maximum bacterial, fungal and Actinomycetes count in compost (58 × 104, 19 × 104 and 5 × 104 cfu g-1 compost, respectively). The gross monetary returns (9,854 ₹ t-1), net monetary returns (6,707 ₹ t-1) and B:C ratio (2.13) were obtained significantly higher under the application of Pseudostem waste + Urea @ 8 kg and SSP 10 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1 (T5). Thus, a voluminous wastes is recycled into an eco-friendly sustainable approach to reduce the wastage of huge biomass obtained from banana pseudostem waste.

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International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/26174693.2024.v8.i11d.2845
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Banana Cultivation and Research
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Recycling of banana pseudostem waste, it’s effective method for decomposition and nutrient analysis

R.V. Kadam, AR Mendhe, VP Bhalerao, TD Ghutke
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International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research
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Recycling of banana pseudostem waste, it’s effective method for decomposition and nutrient analysis

R.V. Kadam, AR Mendhe, VP Bhalerao, TD Ghutke
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A field experiment was carried out during the year 2023-2024 at Banana Research Station, Jalgaon to find out the effective method for decomposing of banana pseudostem waste and to access the nutrient status in decomposed banana pseudostem waste. A field experiment was conducted in randomized block design and replicated thrice comprised of nine treatments T1 (Pseudostem waste + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1 in 100 lit water), T2 (Pseudostem waste + Cow dung slurry @ 100 lit t-1 of PW), T3 (Pseudostem waste + Cow dung slurry @ 100 lit t-1 of PW + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1), T4 (Pseudostem waste + Urea @ 8 kg and SSP 10 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water), T5 (Pseudostem waste + Urea @ 8 kg and SSP 10 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1), T6 (Pseudostem waste + DAP @ 20 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water), T7 (Pseudostem waste + DAP @ 20 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1), T8 (Pseudostem waste + water @ 100 lit t-1 of PW) and T9 (Pseudostem waste or Control) through compost. The findings of the present investigation revealed that shorter duration for compost preparation (83.27 days), higher total iron (7.73 mg kg-1), manganese (5.72 mg kg-1) content, total nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content in banana pseudostem compost (2.57, 0.49 and 3.28%, respectively). The organic carbon content found ranged between 34.14 to 42.27% and C:N ratio found ranged between 13.37 to 20.12. The maximum bacterial, fungal and Actinomycetes count in compost (58 × 104, 19 × 104 and 5 × 104 cfu g-1 compost, respectively). The gross monetary returns (9,854 ₹ t-1), net monetary returns (6,707 ₹ t-1) and B:C ratio (2.13) were obtained significantly higher under the application of Pseudostem waste + Urea @ 8 kg and SSP 10 kg t-1 of PW in 100 lit water + Decomposing culture @ 1 lit t-1 (T5). Thus, a voluminous wastes is recycled into an eco-friendly sustainable approach to reduce the wastage of huge biomass obtained from banana pseudostem waste.

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Recycling of banana pseudostem waste, it’s effective method for decomposition and nutrient analysis — R.V. Kadam, AR Mendhe, et al. · International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS