Integrated Nutrient Management by used Vermicompost, Chicken Manure and Bokashi EM1 with Vermitea or Seaweed on Green Onion Growth and Yield

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Department of Agricultural Botany, Faculty of Agriculture, New Damietta University

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The investigation on green onion (Allium fistulosum) were commenced on two winter growing seasons during 2023 and 2024; respectively in the private farm of Basin Six (El-Malawany), Dafsho Village, Kafr El-Dawwar Center, Beheira Governorate. This study aims to exam the effect of Integrated Nutrients Management (INM) using vermicompost (V) or the mixture of vermicompost 33.3%, chicken manure 33.3% and bokashi EM133.3% (VCB) at the rate of 6 tons/fed. with vermitea or seaweed as foliar spraying )two times/season ( on vegetative, production & its quality of green onion plant. This study is seven treatments, used the local green onion cultivar "Crystal”, it was arranged on Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD) by 3 replications. The results cleared that, best significantly measurements of growth traits, yield and quality were came at (VCB+ Vermitea 2 times/season) T4. But, the lowest significantly values of them at T1 (inorganic fertilizers) control. Results showed that, the mixture of organic fertilizers (VCB) with vermitea as a biofertilizer lead to significantly outer formed on quantity & quality for Sustainable Agriculture enhancing.

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Journal of Plant Production
Volume 16, Issue 9
September 2025
Pages 491-498

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