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Page 1: Summer Course

Name : Nazif Ichwan

NRP : F 451090031

SUMMERY

22 September 2010

Student have collected the research posters to the committee at 8.00 pm. Attend a public lecture by lecture from Ibaraki University, Tskuba University, and IPB. In the evening held a meeting between groups in Landwis IPB and introductions as well as among students.

23 september 2010

On the morning of each team went to the location of field work, to group B is designated location Cikarawang land. Cikarawang survey aims to take samples of soil and water to further brought to the laboratory. The goal is to understand the characteristics and differences in soil conditions between the processing of conventional rice fields with the organic. Then were measured in the laboratory and soil mechanics IPB..

After inserting the sample into the oven students attend lectures on water sampling as well as visits to the laboratory analysis of water in the TIN.

24 september 2010

Students visited the research center for breeding centers in the Agricultural Agency, to see the process of securing a few varieties and seed handling and storage process. For seed saving is that for short, medium and long term. have visited the botanical gardens of Bogor. After Friday prayers students visited BIOFARMACA IPB. At the evening held an interest and talent show performances.

25 September 2010

Students presented a poster each participant for 3 minutes until 13.00, then the event group. For group B, the students conducted an analysis of samples taken in soil mechanics laboratory. The analysis includes physical and chemical properties of soil and water. The analysis was conducted until 8 pm. Further discussion was held about the debate material for the next day.

26 september 2010

Presentasi debat antar kelompok tentang 1. Agriculture activities contributed global worming dan 2. Food to energy. Sampai jam 13.00. dan selanjutnya diadakan penyerahan hadiah kepada tim yang menang dan pengumuman pemenang lomba poster.

Page 2: Summer Course

Presentations debate games between groups, the topic are 1. Agriculture contributes to global warming and 2. Converting Food into energy. At 14.00 Award of prizes to the winning team and the announcement of poster contest winners

Page 3: Summer Course

SOIL AND WATER ANALYSIS AT CIKARAWANG FIELD

Soil AnalysisSoil Ring Total Weight Dry Weight Ring Weight Water Content (%) Dry Soil (%) N (mg/ltr) TDR (%) P (mg/ltr)

Cassava (5 cm) A-2 262,00 212,98 99,75 30,21 69,79 4,00 53,67 6After Harvest A-58 269,27 208,24 94,84 34,99 65,01 2,00 ---- 26Cassava (25 cm) E-36 277,18 228,77 95,21 26,60 73,40 - - -Maize A-17 264,82 218,58 94,31 27,12 72,88 17,00 52,20 12,00Preparation Field 87 54,71 49,32 22,50 16,73 83,27 2,00 <<5Organic Paddy field inlet 26 60,36 59,78 23,65 1,58 98,42 --- 16,00Organic Paddy field Center 44 51,99 50,33 22,56 5,64 94,36 12,00 18,00Organic Paddy field outlet 77 53,81 48,22 22,37 17,78 82,22 2,00 <<5Conv Paddy field intlet 133 53,81 50,05 22,08 11,85 88,15 2,00 13,00Conv Paddy field outlet 64 55,74 53,33 22,90 7,34 92,66 12,00 11,00

water AnalysisWater

2,47 <<0,03 6,84 1,38<<0,2 0,07 6,89 0,32<<0,2 0,11 6,96 2,84

0,57 <<0,03 6,98 3,620,30 0,03 7,08 6,100,85 0,05 7,21 5,511,01 0,04 7,19 4,510,89 0,26 5,70 7,02 4,300,20 0,12 6,60 7,24 3,81

The analysis conducted on soil and water samples taken from Cikarawang land, including land in conventional and organic rice, cassava fields, corn, ponds, irrigation channels and rice fields after planting.

Undisturbed soil samples were taken using a ring sample and disturbed soil sample put into plastic. The soil samples put in the oven until the sample weight reaches the weight fixed at the time of observation roasted for 24 hours, to further weighed again.

Measurement of nitrate and phosphate content of water used test pack, soil samples were taken as much as 10 grams of roasted and then fed into the tube and add 100 ml of water and stirred for about 5 minutes, perfect for mixed soil. Next filtered using filter paper 110 mm. Phosphate and nitrate test pack is inserted approximately two seconds and counted by counter nitrate content.

In land crops on soil water content of topsoil is higher than the bottom layer (25 cm), with heavy soil per volume is 69.79% for the top layer and the bottom layer is 73.4% denser. While the content of nitrates 4 mg / liter of soil and Phosphate 6 mg / liter of soil.

In paddy soil organic filed nitrate and phosphate content is smaller than in the middle and at the inlet, except in the calculation of organic nitrates in the inlet due to measurement error. The high content of nitrate and phosphate in the organic rice lands due to the accumulation of N and P content of the existing in field and the addition of the inlet channel. It can be said for organic processing will be reduced because the two elements used by the plant.

While in conventional an increase of nitrate content in the outlet because of the provision of fertilizer to the paddy fields and the high content of N and P that enter the area through the inlet channel.

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Soil AnalysisSoil Ring Total Weight Dry Weight Ring Weight Water Content (%) Dry Soil (%) N (mg/ltr) TDR (%) P (mg/ltr)

Cassava (5 cm) A-2 262,00 212,98 99,75 30,21 69,79 4,00 53,67 6After Harvest A-58 269,27 208,24 94,84 34,99 65,01 2,00 ---- 26Cassava (25 cm) E-36 277,18 228,77 95,21 26,60 73,40 - - -Maize A-17 264,82 218,58 94,31 27,12 72,88 17,00 52,20 12,00Preparation Field 87 54,71 49,32 22,50 16,73 83,27 2,00 <<5Organic Paddy field inlet 26 60,36 59,78 23,65 1,58 98,42 --- 16,00Organic Paddy field Center 44 51,99 50,33 22,56 5,64 94,36 12,00 18,00Organic Paddy field outlet 77 53,81 48,22 22,37 17,78 82,22 2,00 <<5Conv Paddy field intlet 133 53,81 50,05 22,08 11,85 88,15 2,00 13,00Conv Paddy field outlet 64 55,74 53,33 22,90 7,34 92,66 12,00 11,00

water AnalysisWater NO3

- (mg/ltr) PO4- (mg/ltr) COD EC pH DO

2,47 <<0,03 6,84 1,38<<0,2 0,07 6,89 0,32<<0,2 0,11 6,96 2,84

0,57 <<0,03 6,98 3,620,30 0,03 7,08 6,100,85 0,05 7,21 5,511,01 0,04 7,19 4,510,89 0,26 5,70 7,02 4,300,20 0,12 6,60 7,24 3,81Fish Pound

Conv Paddy field outletAfter Plant Paddy intletAfter Plant Paddy outletIrrigation Channel

Organic Paddy field inletOrganic Paddy field CenterOrganic Paddy field outletConv Paddy field intlet

Nitrate content in water at the inlet channel of organic rice is greater than the middle and tip of land (outlet) of organic land, while the phosphate content remained relatively unchanged. While in conventional changes are not so significant, and for phosphate no change (very small). In conventional land water pH is greater than the organic fields, this is caused by residual fertilizer accumulated in the field so that land becomes more alkaline

The content of oxygen contained in water samples to identify the chemical reaction that requires oxygen in water samples. The higher the reaction that occurred towards the higher Oxygen Demand values