Effect of Blended Fertilizer and Levels of Phosphorus on Yield and Juice Quality of Sugarcane at Fincha Sugar Estate, Ethiopia

Negesse Birhanie; Hirpa Legesse; Zerihun Jalata

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Effect of Blended Fertilizer and Levels of Phosphorus on Yield and Juice Quality of Sugarcane at Fincha Sugar Estate, Ethiopia

Negesse Birhanie, Hirpa Legesse, Zerihun Jalata

Published in International Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology (Volume 4, Issue 2)

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High yield production and juice quality is essential in commercial sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.) production. And this is possible is partly influenced by fertilizers. However, especially the effect of phosphorus and blended fertilizers was not known at study area. Field experiment was conducted at Fincha Sugar Estate, Ethiopia in 2018-2019 aiming to determine the effect of blended fertilizers and levels of phosphorus on yield and juice quality of sugarcane. The treatments were arranged in factorial combinations of three blended fertilizers (NPS, NPSB, and NPSBZn) and five phosphorus levels (0, 57, 76, 114, and 152 kg ha^-1) and the experiment was laid out in randomized complete block (RCB) design with three replications. Data on sugarcane yield and juice quality parameters (Brix%, pol%, purity) and sugar yield were collected and analyzed. The result revealed that the main effect and interaction effects of blended fertilizers at different levels of phosphorus were highly significantly (p<0.001) for all parameters studied except for cane yield and Brix%. Accordingly, maximum cane yield was recorded in blended fertilizer NPSBZn at levels of phosphorus 152 and 114 kg ha^-1 producing 242.5 and 233 t ha^-1, respectively. Thus, cane yield ranged from 106.04 to 242.5 t ha^-1 depending on blended fertilizers and levels of phosphorus. The juice quality Brix%, pol%, purity and sugar yields of NPSBZn at a level of 114 kg ha^-1 phosphorus was superior. Therefore, the finding show the application of blended fertilizer NPSBZn with a level of 114 kg ha^-1 phosphorus was resulted in high cane yield and juice quality of sugarcane.

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DOI	10.11648/j.ijpp.20200402.11
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Sugarcane, Cane Yield, Juice Quality, Sugar Yield

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Negesse Birhanie

Ethiopian Sugar Corporation, Fincha Sugar Estate, Fincha, Ethiopia
Hirpa Legesse

Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research, Ambo Agricultural Research Center, Ambo, Ethiopia
Zerihun Jalata

Department of Plant Sciences, Faculty of Agricultural, Wollega University, Shambu, Ethiopia

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