Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry Pattern

Critical dry land can be rehabilitated by applying agroforestry patterns. Dry land has problems with low fertility and susceptible to erosion. Agroforestry can increase the success of planting as well as support food self-sufficiency efforts. Selection of crops will increase the success of planting...

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Main Authors: Aditya Hani, Levina Pieter Geraldine
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Published: Universitas Gadjah Mada 2018-11-01
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Online Access:https://jurnal.ugm.ac.id/jikfkt/article/view/40146
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description Critical dry land can be rehabilitated by applying agroforestry patterns. Dry land has problems with low fertility and susceptible to erosion. Agroforestry can increase the success of planting as well as support food self-sufficiency efforts. Selection of crops will increase the success of planting as well as to obtain intermediate results for farmers. This study aimed to determine the productivity of each plant species on the manglid agroforestry system. The observations used experimental design by making experimental plots of manglid planting and crops of soybean and maize species. The study used a complete Randomized Block Design (RCBD) consisting of treatment of manglid spacing:3 mx3 m (J1), 3 mx 4 m (J2), 3 mx 5 m (53), 3 mx 6 m (14). Each treatment consisted of 42 plants (7x6) and 3 replications, yielding a total of 504 manglid plants. Soybean crops was planted alternately with corn. Soybeans were grown in manglid while corn was planted among manglid plants. The results showed that treatment of manglid plant spacing did not show a difference growth until the age of 9 months. Soybean crops grown in the staple of staple crops were still able to provide productivity of 0.190-0.529 ton/ha, maize grown among manglid crops was able to provide the highest productivity of 1,224 ton/ha. Agroforestry pattern that gives the highest income for farmers was obtained on the pattern of planting manglid + sweet corn+soybean with plant spacing of 3m x 6m.
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spelling doaj-art-178fb62548ff415ea2a7ac82b9faee702025-01-22T07:39:02ZengUniversitas Gadjah MadaJurnal Ilmu Kehutanan0126-44512477-37512018-11-0112217218310.22146/jik.4014622518Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry PatternAditya Hani0Levina Pieter Geraldine1Agroforestry Technology Research and Development Center West Java, IndonesiaAgroforestry Technology Research and Development Center West Java, IndonesiaCritical dry land can be rehabilitated by applying agroforestry patterns. Dry land has problems with low fertility and susceptible to erosion. Agroforestry can increase the success of planting as well as support food self-sufficiency efforts. Selection of crops will increase the success of planting as well as to obtain intermediate results for farmers. This study aimed to determine the productivity of each plant species on the manglid agroforestry system. The observations used experimental design by making experimental plots of manglid planting and crops of soybean and maize species. The study used a complete Randomized Block Design (RCBD) consisting of treatment of manglid spacing:3 mx3 m (J1), 3 mx 4 m (J2), 3 mx 5 m (53), 3 mx 6 m (14). Each treatment consisted of 42 plants (7x6) and 3 replications, yielding a total of 504 manglid plants. Soybean crops was planted alternately with corn. Soybeans were grown in manglid while corn was planted among manglid plants. The results showed that treatment of manglid plant spacing did not show a difference growth until the age of 9 months. Soybean crops grown in the staple of staple crops were still able to provide productivity of 0.190-0.529 ton/ha, maize grown among manglid crops was able to provide the highest productivity of 1,224 ton/ha. Agroforestry pattern that gives the highest income for farmers was obtained on the pattern of planting manglid + sweet corn+soybean with plant spacing of 3m x 6m.https://jurnal.ugm.ac.id/jikfkt/article/view/40146agroforestrycorn cropping patternmanglidsoybeanplanting pattern
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Levina Pieter Geraldine
Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry Pattern
Jurnal Ilmu Kehutanan
agroforestry
corn cropping pattern
manglid
soybean
planting pattern
title Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry Pattern
title_full Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry Pattern
title_fullStr Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry Pattern
title_full_unstemmed Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry Pattern
title_short Plant Growth of Crop and Manglid Species (Magnolia champaca) on the Agroforestry Pattern
title_sort plant growth of crop and manglid species magnolia champaca on the agroforestry pattern
topic agroforestry
corn cropping pattern
manglid
soybean
planting pattern
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