Influencia del agua residual porcina en la producción de forraje bovino.

Abstract

The study has shown that the concentration of pig wastewater has a significant impact on the growth of hydroponic plants. An optimal concentration has been identified that promotes greater growth in height, biomass production and root development. However, very low or very high concentrations can be harmful to plants. This research yielded the following results: The plants treated with the T5 fertilizer grew taller than the others. Treatment T1, on the other hand, showed the least growth. Although there was a trend for some plants to produce more leaves, this difference was not large enough to be considered statistically significant. Plants treated with T4 fertilizer produce more biomass (total plant weight) than the others. Plants treated with T5 and T3 fertilizers developed more extensive root systems, while plants treated with T2 and T3 had smaller roots.To obtain more precise and reliable results, it is recommended to perform experiments with a greater number of replicates and expand the range of concentrations evaluated. In addition, it is important to consider other factors such as pH, electrical conductivity and the presence of micronutrients.