SILVA, A. C.; SILVA, Aline Carvalho.
Abstract:
In order to evaluate the development of the common bean (Vigna unguiculata BRS Pujante) using different sources of organic fertilization, conducted an experiment in a completely randomized design with five treatments (compost, humus, goat manure, mix of fertilizers and control), in four replications. They were adopted agroecological cultural practices for initial soil preparation and conduct of the experiment, and then was made the treatments in advance two weeks of sowing. They evaluated the number of pods, number of grains with and without pod, mass of green and dry matter. The results showed significant effect of organic fertilizer sources on the witness with greater expression to the goat manure, which surpassed the others in all variables. We conclude that, in the environmental conditions of the experiment, the application of different sources of organic fertilization important gains in productivity of irrigated bean drip, highlighting the importance of soil organic matter for the family agro-ecosystems.
