Evaluation of cassava wastewater from anaerobic digestion stabilized with different agents as fertilizer for maize crop

• Maria Magdalena Ferreira Ribas ^[1] ; Alisson Carraro Borges ^[1] ; Vicente Rodolfo Santos Cezar ^[2] ; Roberto Lyra Villas Bôas ^[2] ; Marney Pascoli Cereda ^[3]
  1. [1] Hydraulics and Sanitation Dept, São Paulo University
  2. [2] Natural Resources Dept, State University “Julio de Mesquita Filho”
  3. [3] Center of Technology for Agribusiness, Catholic University Dom Bosco

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• Localización: La ingeniería rural para un desarrollo agrario compatible con el medio ambiente / coord. por J. Vera Moros, Luis Miguel Cárcel Cárcel, Luis Manuel Navas Gracia, Manuel Betegón Baeza, Fernando González, Luis Márquez Delgado, Gonzalo Medina-Bocos Montarelo, 2005, ISBN 84-609-6470-1
• Idioma: inglés
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  • The wastewater from the Brazilian cassava flour processing was submitted to an anaerobic treatment with two neutralizing agents (NaOH or limestone).This anaerobic effluent was used as fertilizer in the maize cultivated in pots in a greenhouse in the initial growth stage. The irrigation amount with the wastewater was calculated to promote nitrogen around 0.3 g.kg-1 of soil. The fertilization had favorable effect attributed to the pH increase greater than 7.5 and to the alkalis bases availability to 90%. The nitrogen absorption performances (εN) by the maize plants were 64%, 54%, 80% and 78% for T3, T4, T5 and T6, respectively.