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ISSN 2391-9531 · De Gruyter · 848 artikel di indeks
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Effects of solid biofertilizer containing potassium-solubilizing purple nonsulfur bacteria on potassium dynamics, growth, and yield of hybrid maize grown in dyked alluvial soils
This study was conducted to evaluate the effects of solid biofertilizer (SBF) containing potassium-solubilizing purple nonsulfur bacteria (K-PNSB), including Cereibacter sphaeroides M-Sl-09, Rhodopseudomonas thermotolerans M-So-11, and Rhodopseudomonas palustris M-So-14, on soil properties, K…
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Assessment of carcass characteristics and yield prediction based on slaughter weight in Ongole Crossbred cattle
The livestock sector is one of the key sub-sectors in ensuring food security in the era of sustainable self-sufficiency. As a meat-producing country, Indonesia aims to achieve food self-sufficiency, especially to meet the demand for domestic meat consumption. The government targets supplying 90–95…
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Biodiversity, ecological roles, and ancestral and agroforestry uses of the genus Agave in Mexico: a review
This review comprehensively examines and synthesizes the current state of knowledge regarding the multifaceted significance of Agave species in Mexico, with a specific focus on three core areas: their remarkable biodiversity, their extensive ancestral and traditional uses, and their critical…
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Productive potential of three Urochloa hybrids in low-fertility soils of the Peruvian Amazon
Tropical livestock production relies on the availability of adapted forages capable of sustaining productivity under limiting soil conditions. This study evaluated the performance of three Urochloa hybrids grown in low-fertility soils of a seasonally dry tropical forest in the Peruvian Amazon. The…
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Development of a low-cost timer-based drip irrigation system for sustainable Waxy Corn cultivation in El Niño-Prone regions
Water scarcity significantly threatens smallholder agriculture in Indonesia, Exacerbated by El Niño and climate change. Traditional irrigation practices often lead to water inefficiencies and yield losses, particularly in drought-prone regions. This study addresses these challenges by developing…
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Optimal inclusion levels of palm kernel cake in diets for large and small ruminants: a meta-analysis
Inclusion of palm kernel cake (PKC) in ruminant diets is limited mainly due to inconsistent findings on its effects and optimal level. This meta-analysis evaluated the effects of PKC inclusion on performance, nutrient intake, nutrient digestibility, rumen fermentation, carcass traits, and milk…
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Internalising externalities in Kenya’s green bean value chain: implications for stakeholder and policy actions
Reducing the hidden costs (negative externalities) in Kenya’s green bean value chain could ensure a more environmentally sustainable, human health protecting and socially equitable value chain. However, existing research has not addressed which strategies farmers, packhouses and traders are willing…
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Interactions between Chelonus oculator and SeNPV in the biological control of Spodoptera exigua at different larval stages
The beet armyworm, Spodoptera exigua Hübner, is a destructive pest of many vegetable and field crops, and its management has become increasingly difficult due to widespread insecticide resistance. Biological control is therefore a critical component of sustainable pest management. Two important…
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Assessment of wheat grain traits under organic wheat–pea intercropping systems
Intercropping cereals with legumes is a promising strategy to enhance crop performance, though legume management can significantly affect outcomes. A three-year field study (2019–2022) evaluated the effects of intercropping two wheat varieties (cv. Butterfly and Lorien) with spring pea (cv. Avatar)…
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The role of leadership in livestock waste innovation adoption: evidence from smallholder sheep farming in Indonesia
This study examines the role of leadership in promoting the adoption of livestock waste processing innovations among smallholder sheep farmers in the highlands of Brebes Regency, Indonesia. A cross-sectional survey was conducted involving 110 farmers, and the data were analyzed to examine both…
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Investigation of the microbiological and sensory effects of coriander and thyme oils on sea bream: modeling and optimization of oil treatments using response surface methodology
This study investigated the microbiological and sensory effects of coriander (Coriandrum sativum) and thyme (Thymus vulgaris) oils on frozen-thawed sea bream (Sparus aurata) during refrigerated storage. Fish were frozen at −20 °C for one month and subsequently thawed at 4 °C for 24 h prior to…
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Effects of varying light intensity and iron toxicity on interspecific hybrid progeny of rice (Oryza sativa × O. glaberrima)
In sub-Saharan Africa, projected climate change is expected to reduce rice productivity as a result of excessive light exposure and prolonged flooded conditions that favor soil iron reduction and accumulation. Excess iron (Fe), which commonly accumulates in poorly drained rain-fed fields across the…
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Influence of tillage and cropping systems based on plants cover (Arachis glabrata and Bracharia ruziziensis) on performance of maize and soil properties in the Western Highland agro-ecological zone of Cameroon
A study was conducted at the University of Dschang’s Application and Research Farm to evaluate the impact of three types of tillage combined with sole and intercropped systems on maize production and soil properties. The study factors were the type of tillage (zero, minimum, and conventional) and…
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Isolation, screening, and characterization of extracellular polysaccharide-forming bacteria as starter cultures for biofloc-based aquaculture systems
Biofloc technology (BFT) relies on EPS-producing heterotrophic bacteria to initiate biofloc aggregation, improving nutrient recycling and microbial stability in aquaculture systems. However, commercial starter cultures may perform inconsistently under local conditions, and information on indigenous…
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Determinants of livelihood strategies among households amidst COVID-19: evidence from Central Vietnam
The aim of this study is to examine the determinants of livelihood strategy choices, encompassing on-farm, off-farm, non-farm, and combined strategies among 576 households in Central Vietnam. Using a multinomial logit model, the research analyses how demographic, socioeconomic, and spatial…
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Gaseous ozone-enrichment affected tomato quality-related attributes during postharvest storage
Vegetables preservation, including tomatoes, is challenging with limited available preservative means during postharvest storage. Gaseous ozone, as a substitute postharvest sanitizer, was evaluated for its effectiveness on tomato storage. Fruits were subjected to ozone enrichment (0, 0.2, and 1.5…
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Morphological characteristics and conformational indices of local goats maintained under the extensive production systems of North and Central Gondar Zones of Ethiopia
This study characterized the goat populations of north and central Gondar zones in Ethiopia using morphological characteristics and structural indices. A representative sample of 792 (106 males and 686 females, including kids) goats from the lowland, midland, and highland agroecologies were…
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Urbanization, rice land conversion, and regional differences in rice production in Vietnam
This study investigates the long-term relationship between urbanization, rice land change, and rice production dynamics across socio-economic regions in Vietnam during the period 1995–2020. The study employs a provincial-level panel dataset of 1,638 observations, combining agricultural statistics…
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The role of stakeholders and farmers’ awareness in rainfed rice farming policies for addressing the climate crisis in Central Java and Yogyakarta, Indonesia
This study involves the influence of farmers’ awareness and stakeholders on the rainfed rice farming policies that deal with climate resilience in Central Java and Yogyakarta. The rainfed rice farming systems are very climate-sensitive as they are dependent on seasonal rainfall and have no means of…
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Farmers’ multi-governance decisions in potato supply chains in Indonesia: key determinants from a transaction cost economics perspective
Smallholders in Indonesia’s horticultural sector face constraints in accessing high-value markets due to limited bargaining power. This study analyses the determinants of farmers’ governance choices in potato supply chains, focusing on spot markets, contract farming, and cooperative arrangements…