MANAGEMENT OF LIVESTOCK AND AGRICULTURAL WASTE INTO COMPOST FERTILIZER AS EMPOWERMENT AND AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT IN KALILOKA VILLAGE

Abstract

If livestock and agricultural waste are not properly processed, then both elements can cause diseases and discomfort, in addition to having a empowerment negative impact on the ecosystem through the pollution of soil, water, and air. To meet nutritional needs and enable healthy growth and

development of plants, fertilizers are one or more nutrients required by

plants and applied to the growing medium. Maximizing the use of organic

fertilizers is one way to reduce the long-term impact of chemical or

inorganic fertilizers. To convert fermented agricultural waste into

compost, decomposing microorganisms must be used to gather livestock

manure and other waste materials. The production of compost is carried

out by providing counseling on compost fertilizer and then holding a

practical workshop where residents learn how to make compost. The final

product is compost, which can be used by the community as a substitute

for chemical fertilizers in agricultural practices. The purpose of creating

this compost fertilizer is to transform agricultural and livestock waste into 

compost, which reduces the need for chemical fertilizers and minimizes the pollution caused by agricultural and livestock waste on the

environment. This is another benefit of this community service program