Influence of biofertilizer produced using drumstick (Moringa oleifera L.) unused parts on the growth performance of two leafy vegetables

The non-edible parts of Moringa oleifera, such as stems, branches or leaf petioles, have often been discarded while the leaves are consumed a vegetable used to produce organic fertilizer. This study aimed determine optimal conditions for producing fertilizer (MOF) from previously unused and compare these fertilizers with cow manure bio-organic Seventy kilograms were blended fifty manure, 0.2 kilogram Trichoderma-based product two superphosphate. mixture was incubated at different intervals, including 5, 7 9 weeks. Next, effects MOF on growth, yield, ascorbic acid content Brix lettuce mustard spinach also determined compared other (cow fertilizer). Results revealed that 25 tons per ha significantly superior those treated in case yields. Further, weeks incubation found suitable an yield during various period. These results suggested can make enhance leafy production.