Cross inoculum of Rhizobia bacteria in non-legume plants were used to determine the colonization of Rhizobia in the root system and growth responses of Bell pepper to the Rhizobia bacteria from non-leguminous and legume plants. Statement of Objectives This study was conducted to assess the responses of nodules of Mimosa pudica L. and Parasponia rugosa Blume affect the growth performance of V. unguiculata (string beans) and Capsicuum annuum (bell pepper) based on biomass productivity. Specifically, this study also measured the productivity of leguminous string beans and non-leguminous crops bell pepper with bacterial inoculation from a leguminous plant, (MR - Mimosa Rhizobia) and from a non-leguminous plant (PR - Parasponia rhizhobia). It also sought to answer the following: 1. Compare the growth response of the crops to the three different treatments in terms of: 1.1 Growth rate in terms of height of plant per two weeks
Agriculture always plays an essential role in the economy of every country. Not only because of it tends to provide foods for the entire population of a country but agriculture helps to connects and interacts with all the related industries of that country. A country is usually believed to be a social, political and economically stable nation if the agricultural sector is very stable. However, people in developing countries who are depend on agriculture for their living are always much poorer than those who work in other sectors of the economy. Agriculture in Mexico has been an important sector of the country’s economy historically and politically even though now it accounts for a very small percentage of Mexico’s GDP (Mexico is the 15th largest in the world in nominal term and the 11th largest in purchasing parity.)
Similarly, rice production also takes part in the growth of Vietnamese economy. About nine million families, and another million of the poor rely on rice farming because rice is the staple food of Vietnamese, and they can trade rice for profit (Thang & Linh, 2013). Vietnam is also known as one of rice leading exporters around the globe and has productivity agricultural lands, which are useful for cultivation.
According to Kenya sugar industry strategic plan 2010-2014, the sugar industry is a major contributor to the agricultural sector which is the mainstay of the economy and supports livelihoods of at least 25% of the Kenyan population. The subsector which accounts for about 15% of the agricultural GDP, is the dominant employer and source of livelihoods for most households in Western Kenya
India is one of the world’s largest producer of white and brown rice and produces 20% of the world rice production. As rice is the basic food crop and being a tropical plant, it flourishes comfortably in hot and humid climate. It is mainly grown in
2-Review of Literature Poultry production in Egypt has become one of the biggest agriculture industries and its improvement is one of the main objectives of both private and public sectors. The poultry sector in Egypt, which comprises of two fundamental are subdivided into commercial and the family unit poultry sectors. Commercial operations include: broiler enterprises; table egg enterprises; rabbit enterprises; duck and turkey enterprises; broiler breeder stations; backyard operations is one of the main income sources for various families, both in the rural area and in the cities. All types of poultry are kept – chickens, turkey, geese, ducks, rabbits and pigeons (Ahlam El Nagar and Ali Ibrahim, 2007). In 2009, 73 percent of Egypt's chicken
According to Kenya sugar industry strategic plan 2010-2014, the sugar industry is a major contributor to the agricultural sector which is the mainstay of the economy and supports livelihoods of at least 25% of the Kenyan population. The subsector which accounts for about 15% of the agricultural GDP, is the dominant employer and source of livelihoods for most households in Western Kenya
India is an agricultural country. About seventy percent of the population depends on agriculture. One-third of our National income comes from agriculture. India’s economy is based on agriculture. The development of agriculture has much to do with the economic welfare of the country.
Rice is considered the staple food among Filipinos and rice are planted with enough water supplies to sustain its growth. Since the location of the respondents are in the upland area where irrigation is not feasible, planting rice is scheduled during months where the amount of rainfall is high in the country. The rice plants are rain fed with the support of water pump in times that rain fall is less. A part from rice planting, there are respondents (f=100 or 41.67percent) who are planting vegetables. The harvested vegetables are being sold to the market in order to support their daily needs.
Bataan is basically an agricultural province with an area of 24,095 hectares devoted to agricultural production that is being provided with rich communal water supplied by rivers and deep wells. Its primary agricultural products are banana, rice, corn, sweet potato, coconut, mango, coffee, and vegetables such as squash, tomato, okra etc. The growing livestock, poultry and bamboo production also showed great potential in the market. The City of Balanga, the capital of Bataan province, is one of the prosperous towns in Bataan and its primary industry has always been agriculture. Even though other