The Preparation of Organic Food Solutions and the Possibility of Using Them as An Alternative to Chemical Analyzes Using Hydroponics

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The study was conducted during the winter season of 2020 at the College of Agriculture - University of Anbar to study the preparation of organic food solutions from different sources and the possibility of using them as a substitute for chemical solutions under hydroponics of lettuce plants. Treatment of sheep waste extracted with distilled water + 33% of the fertilizer recommendation (SW1), treatment of sheep manure extracted with distilled water + 66% of the fertilizer recommendation (SW2), treatment of sheep manure extracted with KOH + 33% of the fertilizer recommendation (SK1), Treating sheep manure extracted with KOH + 66% of the fertilizer recommendation (SK2). Treating the extracted cane waste with distilled water + 33% of the fertilizer recommendation (CW1). Treat cane waste extracted with distilled water + 66% of the recommendation (CW2), treat cane waste extracted with KOH + 33% of the fertilizer recommendation (CK1), treat cane waste extracted with KOH + 66% of the recommendation CK2). Use the design Complete randomization in the distribution of transactions, which included 9 tubes, each tube containing 12 plants (experimental unit). Seedlings of lettuce (Fajr) were planted on 29/8/2019 with a distance of 30 cm between one plant and another.

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Al-Mehadee, A. A., & Sarheed, B. R. (2021). The Preparation of Organic Food Solutions and the Possibility of Using Them as An Alternative to Chemical Analyzes Using Hydroponics. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 904). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/904/1/012055

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