Effect of Cement-Particle Board Waste Material on Growth and Yield of Pathum Thani 1 Rice and of Some Soil Properties
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This research aimed to investigate the effect of cement-particle board waste materials on the growth and yield of Pathum Thani 1 rice and some soil properties. The experiment was arranged in RCBD, including five treatments with four replications, consisting of T1: control (no added materials), T2: Applied dolomite at the rate of 460 kg/rai and T3 - T5: Applied cement-particleboards at the rate of 200 400 and 800 kg/rai, respectively. The results showed that plant height and tillers of all treatments in the 1st crop and 2nd crop were not significantly different. For yield components, it was found that applied cement-particleboard at the rate of 200 kg/rai gave the highest yield of 10 square meters, number of filled grains and yield of the 1st crop and gave the highest number of filled grains and percentage of filled grains, while unfilled grains and percentage of unfilled grains were lowest for 2nd crop. After experimenting, it was found that the application of all materials caused an increase in soil pH and total nitrogen in soil, while reducing electrical conductivity and the amount of extractable iron.
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