Carbonized rice hull as fertilizer

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     The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of carbonized rice hulls as a fertilizer and soil conditioner for growing tomatoes and to determine which of the three application methods - top, mix, and middle - was most effective in promoting plant growth in terms of height, number of leaves, and growth rate. In addition, the study examined the potential nutrient deficiencies that could affect the growth of tomato plants.      To conduct the study, carbonized rice hulls were collected from Los Baños, Laguna, and used as fertilizer in the experimental group of tomato plants, while the control group was left without any fertilizer. The experimental group was divided into three subgroups with different application methods: the carbonized rice hull was applied on top of the soil in subgroup one, mixed with the soil in subgroup two, and applied in the middle section of the soil in subgroup three.      One of the main benefits of using carbonized rice hulls as an organic f

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