organic farming
Investigatory Project
COLEGIO DE SAN FRANCISCO JAVIER
(Supervised School of Colegio de la Immaculada Concepcion, Cebu City)
Member: Daughters of Charity
- St. Louise De Marillac Educatiosnal System Central and Eastern Visayas Cluster
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Title: The Utilization of Cemetery Soil as an Alternative Fertilizer
In partial fulfillment
Of
Science 8: BIOLOGY
S.Y 2012-2013
Researchers:
Sharmaine Morgia
Raven Tolero
Noreen Franco
Jhayvee Cagalitan
Francis Jhon Gorumba
Francis Kevin Ramirez
Marc Victor Villotes
Grade 8-Seton
Submitted to:
MS.RONALYN B. PACALDO
Biology Teacher
Chapter I
Introduction
Rationale
Abstract:
This investigatory project was conducted to test the affectivity of organic and synthetic fertilizers when apply on okra plant. It also aims to test whether, which is better to use between the two fertilizers. In order to conduct the study we have used okra seeds, polyethylene bag and cemetery soil as organic fertilizer, synthetic fertilizer, and black soil, labeled it as setup A (Organic Fertilizer) setup B (Synthetic Fertilizer). Then we observed the changes in the plant for 1 week. After several days, we observed some changes in the plant like the increasing number of its height and leaves.
We therefore conclude that the organic fertilizer we used is better than the synthetic fertilizer because it provides faster growth of the plant.
Background of the study:
Today’s generation, people, specifically farmers, usually used fertilizers to their plants. Plant’s needs fertilizer to absorb their required nutrients in order to grow faster and healthy. Fertilizers are broadly divided into organic fertilizers, and inorganic fertilizers. Organic fertilizers are composed of organic plant or animal matter, while the inorganic fertilizers are the commercial fertilizers. Conservative estimates report 30 to 50% of the crop yields are attributed to natural or synthetic commercial fertilizer. Here in
COLEGIO DE SAN FRANCISCO JAVIER
(Supervised School of Colegio de la Immaculada Concepcion, Cebu City)
Member: Daughters of Charity
- St. Louise De Marillac Educatiosnal System Central and Eastern Visayas Cluster
-------------------------------------------------
Title: The Utilization of Cemetery Soil as an Alternative Fertilizer
In partial fulfillment
Of
Science 8: BIOLOGY
S.Y 2012-2013
Researchers:
Sharmaine Morgia
Raven Tolero
Noreen Franco
Jhayvee Cagalitan
Francis Jhon Gorumba
Francis Kevin Ramirez
Marc Victor Villotes
Grade 8-Seton
Submitted to:
MS.RONALYN B. PACALDO
Biology Teacher
Chapter I
Introduction
Rationale
Abstract:
This investigatory project was conducted to test the affectivity of organic and synthetic fertilizers when apply on okra plant. It also aims to test whether, which is better to use between the two fertilizers. In order to conduct the study we have used okra seeds, polyethylene bag and cemetery soil as organic fertilizer, synthetic fertilizer, and black soil, labeled it as setup A (Organic Fertilizer) setup B (Synthetic Fertilizer). Then we observed the changes in the plant for 1 week. After several days, we observed some changes in the plant like the increasing number of its height and leaves.
We therefore conclude that the organic fertilizer we used is better than the synthetic fertilizer because it provides faster growth of the plant.
Background of the study:
Today’s generation, people, specifically farmers, usually used fertilizers to their plants. Plant’s needs fertilizer to absorb their required nutrients in order to grow faster and healthy. Fertilizers are broadly divided into organic fertilizers, and inorganic fertilizers. Organic fertilizers are composed of organic plant or animal matter, while the inorganic fertilizers are the commercial fertilizers. Conservative estimates report 30 to 50% of the crop yields are attributed to natural or synthetic commercial fertilizer. Here in