Effect of Fertilization with Meat and Bone Meal on the Production of Biofuel Obtained from Corn Grain

The large volumes of meat and bone meal (MBM) being produced are leading to an increased demand for research into innovative methods utilizing MBM obtaining further benefits. object this study is analyze the efficiency bioethanol biodiesel production obtained from corn grain fertilized with animal waste. For realization study, a four-year field experiment was carried out different doses in comparison fertilization mineral fertilizers no fertilization. Fertilization should be considered not only its direct effect but also after-effect. meals on yield higher than that objects without those noticeable after applying third year study. did significantly affect average fat content grain, it slightly affected starch content. positive extracted one hectare responsible their yield-forming effect. differences between years fertilizer variants yields ethyl methyl per were mainly related yields, rather volume 1 kg grain.