Agronomic Responses of Sweet Corn - Peanut Intercropping to Liquid Organic Fertilizer Grown in Different Dosages of Vermicompost

Applying organic fertilizer and intercropping systems are among the techniques for preserving land sustainability in vegetable production systems. In production, use of liquid has been suggested addition to solid fertilizer. This study evaluates how growth yields sweet corn peanuts grown utilizing row respond different vermicomposting dosages. A factorial experiment is arranged using a split-plot design with three replicates. The main plot dosages; 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 Mg/ha, sub-plot was applications fertilizer, not fertilized Results show that application elevated plant height leaf area, length, diameter, weight husked ears corn. Vermicomposting increased height, ear fresh Twenty Mg/ha best dosage producing intercropped peanuts. However, vermicompost fertilizers did increase Evaluation nutrient uptakes by crops, corn, peanut, systems, should be subject further study.