KAJIAN NITROGEN, FOSFOR, KALIUM DAN C-ORGANIK PADA TANAH BERPASIR PERTANAMAN KELAPA DESA RANOKETANG ATAS

Sriwanty Punuindoong, Meldi T.M. Sinolungan, Jenny J. Rondonuwu

Abstract


STUDY OF NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS, KALIUM, AND C-ORGANIC IN SANDY SOILS OF COCONUT PLANTATION OF RANOKETANG ATAS VILLAGE

This study aims to determine the nutrient contents of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Kalium and C-organic in the sandy soils of coconut plantations. Research was conducted in the village of Ranoketang Atas for soil sampling and for soil analysis at Laboratory of Chemistry and Soil Fertility, Department of Soil, Faculty of Agriculture, Sam Ratulangi University, Manado. This study used Survey Methods and Laboratory Analysis. Soil was taken at six points planted with coconut, consisted of three points on sloped area, and three points on flat area, and taken at both soil depths of 0-40 cm and 40-60 cm. From each point, two samples were taken to obtain 12 composite soil samples for analysis. Results showed that the total-N value of the average flat and sloped areas (0-40 cm) was 0.23% and 0.22% in moderate criteria, while 0.18% low criteria for both areas (40-60 cm). P-available value at the depth of 0-40 cm (in both areas of flat and sloped) showed the average values of 19.28 ppm and 18.42 ppm, at depth of 40-60 cm showed the average values of 17.80 ppm and 17.02 ppm. The mean value of K-available sloped area was 27,90 ppm (depth of 0-40 cm) and 21,90 ppm (40-60 cm), whereas on flat area was14,96 ppm (depth of 0-40 cm) and 16,95 ppm (40-60 cm). The average contents of C-organic on both flat and sloped areas were 2,27% and 2,57% (depth of 0-40 cm) in medium criteria, and on both areas were 2,04% and 2,08% (depth of 40-60 cm) in medium criteria.


Keywords


nutrients, unsur hara, sandy soils, tanah berpasir, coconut plant, tanaman kelapa, flat and sloped areas, areal datar dan berlereng.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.35791/se.21.3.2021.36670

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