Efectos de diferentes dosis de bio-insumos en el cultivo de rábano (Raphanus sativus)

This project focuses on the evaluation of bioinputs in the cultivation of radish (Raphanus sativus), with the purpose of identifying the most effective treatment to improve the growth and yield of this vegetable. Several treatments were carried out, which included different doses of compost, biol and microorganisms, applied to experimental plots. The experiment was carried out on adequately prepared land, where ten plots were established, including a control group without bioinputs. Data were recorded on the height of the plants, length and diameter of the leaves, as well as the weight and diameter of the radishes at the time of harvest. The results revealed that the treatment that combined 20 lb of compost, 500 ml of biol and 500 ml of microorganisms turned out to be the most effective, showing significant increases in the height, length and diameter of the leaves. Furthermore, treatment number two, with different proportions of bioinputs, also showed favorable results in terms of weight and diameter of the harvested product. In conclusion, the research highlights the viability of bioinputs as sustainable alternatives in agriculture, promoting healthy growth of radishes and reducing dependence on chemicals. Farmers are suggested to consider these treatments to improve both the quality of their crops and the health of the soil, thus contributing to more sustainable agriculture.