Table 1. Agro-pedological properties of the experimental areas The poultry litter were weighed on a scale every 5 days until a constant mass was obtained. Composting experiment was conducted in 5 m? area. Composting process took place from February to May 2019 and 2020 (05 months). Composting in pile was used in the process. Herbs and shrubs were removed from the composting area. Then, the site was moistened and watered with1.5 L of bin juice as inoculum. Bin juice is rich in various microorganisms involved in the process of organic matter degradation. Then for pile of compost, 2 Kg of leaves from Tithonia diversifolia were spread on the ground. 1.5 L of inoculum is sprayed on these leaves and a layer of raw material (50 Kg) is spread on the moist soil. 1.5 L of bin juice is sprayed on this layer. After this first arrangement, the pile was watered using water. The same process was repeated three times in order to obtain a pile with 150 Kg weight of biodegradable material weight and 1 m height. Finally, pile was covered with a plastic in order to increase internal temperature of background and to allow the thermophilic microorganisms to enter in activities. Watering and turning took place at regular interval of 10 days to maintain moisture and to ensure good poultry litter degradation [14]. Fig. 3. Pyroclastic from Lake Tison, Cameroon Field experimentation was carried out during two cropping seasons 2019 and 2020 in the both agroecological zones of Northern Cameroon (Sudano-Guinean zone and Sudano-Sahelian zone). In each of the both study areas, the Fig. 4. Seedling emergence of carrot according to fertilizer, study area and experimental year P10 :10 g of vivianite powder, P15: 15 g of vivianite powder, Py10: 10 g of pyroclastic powder, Py15: 15 g of pyroclastic powder, F1: 1 Kg of compost derived poultry litter, F1+P10: the combination of 1 Kg of poultry litter with 10 g of vivianite powder, F1+P15: the combination of 1 Kg of poultry litter with 15 g of vivianite powder, F1+Py10: the combination of 1 Kg of poultry litter with 10 g of pyroclastic powder, F1+Py15: the combination of 1 kg of poultry litter with 15 g of pyroclastic powder, T+: chemical fertilizer, TO: negative control. the values of the bands related to a crop season assigned by the same letter are not significantly different 6a) Evolution of leaf production from Marouain 6b) Evolution of leaf production from Maroua the cropping season 2019 in the cropping season 2020 6c) Evolution of leaf production from Ngaoundere in the cropping season 2019 6d) Evolution of leaf production from Ngaoundere in the cropping season 2020 6c) Evolution of leaf production from 6d) Evolution of leaf production from Ngaoundere in the cropping season 2019 Ngaoundere in the cropping season 2020 rr si P10 :10 g of vivianite powder, P15: 15 g oft vivianite ‘powder, Py10: 10 g of pyroclastic powder, Py15: 15 g of pyroclastic powder, F1: 1 Kg of compost derived poultry litter, F1+P10: the combination of 1 Kg of poultry litter with 10 g of vivianite powder, F1+P15: the combination of 1 Kg of poultry litter with 15 g of vivianite powder, F1+Py10: the combination of 1 Kg of poultry litter with 10 g of pyroclastic powder, F1+Py15: the combination of i kg of poultry litter with 15 g of pyroclastic powder, T+: chemical fertilizer, TO: negative control. the values of the bands related to a crop season assigned by the same letter are not significantly different
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