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JENIS DAN SERANGAN HAMA LALAT BUAH (Bactroceradorsalis) PADA TANAMAN TOMAT (Solanumlycopersicum.L) DI DESA TARAITAK KECAMATAN LANGOWAN UTARA KABUPATEN MINAHASA Setlight, Monalisa Debora; Meray, Elisabet. R. M.; Lengkong, Maxi
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ABSTRACT This study aims to determine: (1) the types of fruit flies that attack tomato plants and (2) the percentage of fruit fly attack Bactroceradorsalis on tomato plants in North LangowanSubdistrict, especially Taraitak Village.  The time of the study was carried out for two months, from March to April 2019. The research was conducted using a survey method at several tomato planting locations in  NorthLangowan sub-district. Sampling using the diagonal slice method is to determine randomly where to pick tomatoes sampled which was attacked by Bactroceradorsalis. On land determined 5 points that are the location in determining the plants observed by adjusting the shape or area of tomato plants planted by farmers. Based on the results of the study it can be seen that the percentage of B. dorsalis fruit fly pests attack. on tomatoes every week is different. The first week was 11.21 percent, in the second week it increased to 12.18 percent.  And in the third week also increased to 15.50 percent, then entered in the fourth week decreased to 9.08 percent and in the fifth week slightly increased to 9.44 percent. From the results of observations in the field of B. dorsalis fruit fly attack, the pests increased and decreased every week. Keywords : Fruit flies (Bactroceradorsalis), Tomato plants
ANALISIS KANDUNGAN UNSUR HARA PADA KOTORAN SAPI DI DAERAH DATARAN TINGGI DAN DATARAN RENDAH Melsasail, Linus; Warouw, Verry R.Ch.; Kamag, Yani E.B
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ABSTRACT Agricultural development, basically aims to increase production towards self-sufficiency, To achieve these objectives, it is necessary to have innovations to increase agricultural production. One of the main things that supports agricultural productivity is nutrients. This research uses survey method and laboratory analysis. Livestock manure samples were taken at 2 points, namely in the highlands and lowlands. Each point is taken one sample. Observation variables consisted of pH, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, C-organic. The results showed some nutrient content from cow dung at the observation site, namely the nutrient content of C-Organic, the highest was at the location in Tomohon 1, amounting to 10.42%, while the lowest C-Organic value was at the location in the Kalasey Village of 8 69%. For nitrogen element (N-total), the highest value is obtained from cow dung in the lowlands (Kalasey) which is 0.88% while the lowest N-Total value is obtained in the Tomohon area which is 0.68%. For phosphorus (P-total), the highest value obtained from Tomohon land is 0.34% with moderate criteria. While the lowest P-total value was obtained from the Kalasey field, which was 0.22% (low). The highest potassium (K2O) was obtained from cow dung in the lowlands (Kalasey 1), which was 0.56%. While the lowest K2O value was obtained from the land in Tomohon which was 0.36%. In addition, the Tomohon plateau area has high water content because the land is a former paddy field area. Keywords: Nutrient, Cow dung, organic fertilizer
PEMURNIAN GALUR JAGUNG MANADO KUNING (Zea mays L.) KERNAL PUTIH DENGAN METODE EAR TO ROW Runtunuwu, Injili Rianti; Runtunuwu, Semuel D; Wanget, Sesilia
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ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to determine the purity level of the F2 white kernel Manado yellow line using the Ear To Row Method. This research was cunducted in april until august 2017 in Kalasey 1 village, District of Mandolang, Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi Province. In this study the observational variables included the percentage of white kernal color and other color percentage of red beard color. In research on cobs one with white clover color characterization, the percentage of white kernels ( 100% in one ear) was 95,85% and the reaming 4,14% were cobs which had a white-yellow mixed kernel color. On the white cactus plant cobs obtained a percentage of 63,2% and the red clover obtained with a percentage of 36,8%. In the second ear with red clover, the percentage of white kernel color (100% in one ear) was 96,01% and the remaining 3,39% were cobs which had a mixture of yellow and white. Crop cobs with white taffy obtained a percentage of 22,09% and cobs of plants with red clover obtained a percentage of 77,91%. The results of the purification of F2 lines yellow Manado corn white kernels using the ear to row method shows that there are still a few corn cobs of corn plants that produce yellow white mixed kernel/ seed. This research suggested that further refining is done for the yield of F2 Manado yellow white kernel corn on cob, producing 100% white kernels to determine the level of purity. Keywords : The Purity Level, Corn, White Kernel, Ear To Row
POPULASI DAN PERSENTASE SERANGAN HAMA KEPINDING TANAH (Scotinophara coarctata Fabricus.) PADA TANAMAN PADI SAWAH (Oryza sativa L.) DI KECAMATAN KAKAS KABUPATEN MINAHASA Wangko, Andrea; Tarore, Dantje; Manueke, Jusuf
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ABSTRACT This study aims to determine the population and percentage of S. coarctata attacks on rice plants in Kakas Subdistrict, Minahasa Regency. This research is expected to provide information about the level of damage caused by attacks and pest populations of S. coarctata so that farmers can control soil-borne pests in Kakas District Minahasa Regency. This research uses observational research (survey) conducted in Kakas Subdistrict in two villages (Tontimomor and Kalawiran). From each village as a location of observation, three observation plots were determined. Light traps use modern white electric car lights, which are spread diagonally, the trapping is adjusted to the battery life of 8 hours, the installation is done at 10 pm and the observation is done at 6 am, the sampling is 4 repetitions, with intervals 1 week time for rice plants aged 22-68 days after planting. In Kalawiran village there is 8,5 tails and Tontimomor village, there is 7,6 tails, and then the population of Black Bug lowest observed on IV, in Kalawiran village 3.1 tails and Tontimomor village is 2,3 tails. Based on data analysis, at first, second, third, fourth observation, highest attack on second observed in 38 days after planting, in Kalawiran village 23,79% and Tontimomor village 12,54%. Keywords: population, percentage, S. coarctata
IDENTIFIKASI RUANG TERBUKA HIJAU (RTH) DI KAWASAN PERUMAHAN TAMAN MAPANGET RAYA KECAMATAN MAPANGET KOTA MANADO Krisifu, Maks Bernard; Tamod, Zetly E.; Sinolungan, Meldi T.M.
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ABSTRACT The aim of the study was to identify Green Open Space (GOS) at Taman Mapanget Raya (TAMARA) Residence Area of Mapanget Sub-district, Manado City. The method was a qualitative descriptive study, by using data in the forms of words, schemes and images. Result has found that, the Green Open Space (GOS) identification were based on: 1)Availability of GOS at TAMARA Residence of Mapanget Subdistrict, which was consisted of: GOS of Green Line (6,659 m2), GOS of City Garden (3,828 m2), GOS of Residences Yard (1,249 m2), GOS of People Estate (8,449 m2), GOS of City Forest (14,389 m2), and GOS of Agriculture (10,993 m2), has found in amount of 45,567 m2, or almost 4.6 Ha from the total land area of TAMARA Residence (509,303 m2, or 50.9 Ha). The percentage of Public GOS at TAMARA Residence was 8.9% from the total land area of this residence, whereas the percentage of this Public GOS was 0.09% from the GOS of Mapanget Sub-district, which showed that the Public GOS at this residence has not been fulfilled; 2)Land physical characteristics and kinds of plant at GOS location of TAMARA Residence were flat until slope gently in topography, parent material of alluvial, flood land plain, colluvium, sands, sandy rocks, and volcanic breccia, and some kinds of plants, were: Coconut, Banana, Corn, Sedge-grass, others; and 3)Soil chemical characteristics were consisted of: organic matter more than 2%, CEC in the medium category, the contents of K and P in criteria low to high, and pH in criteria of low (rather acid) to high (rather base). Keywords : Identification, Green Open Space, Residences Area
VIABILITAS PUPA PARASITOID Diadegma semiclausum Hellen (Hymenoptera : Ichneumonidae) BERDASARKAN LAMA PENYIMPANAN DI LEMARI PENDINGIN Hutumoy, R. Irsan Dj.; Rante, Caroulus S.; Lengkong, Maxi
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ABSTRACT This study aims to determine the viability of the D. semiclausum parasitoid pupae on P. xylostella larvae stored in the refrigerator. The results of this study are expected to provide information about the viability of D. semiclausum parasitoid pupae which are stored in refrigerators so that they can assist farmers in carrying out biological control. The study was conducted in the area of farmers' cabbage growing in the Kakaskasen II Village, Tomohon City and the Entomology and Plant Pest Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture, Sam Ratulangi University. The research lasted for four months from July to October 2019. The study used a survey method on farmers' cabbage flower plants. The location of the collection of P. xylostella and D. semiclausum pupae was carried out by purporsive sampling, which is collecting pupae where there are flower cabbage plants in Kakaskasen II Village. In the initial stage, pupae collection is carried out with the aim of propagation of P. xylostella pests. Furthermore, if the larvae of P. xylostella have entered the initial instar, then the collection of D. semiclausum parasitoid pupae with the aim of being released in a cage to paralyze the P. xylostella larvae. The results showed that the parasitoid pupa can survive in the refrigerator until the 34th day with viabiltas of 10.00%. Furthermore, on the 36th day until the 42nd day, the D. semiclausum parasitoid pupae were no longer found that had successfully survived into adult insects. When related to the duration of storage of the D. semiclausum parasitoid pupae in the refrigerator with pupa viability, the best pupae storage time is on the 22nd day with the percentage of parasitoid pupa viability of 75.00%. Keywords : Viability, P. xylostella, D. semiclausum, Tomohon
UJI KINERJA ALAT PEMBUAT ASAP CAIR TEMPURUNG KELAPA TIPE PIROLISIS Sinadia, Adhiyanto D.; Tooy, Dedie; Pangkerego, Freeke
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Abstract This study uses two liquid smoke makers, liquid smoke 1 and liquid smoke 2, with different sizes of volumes of pyrolysis tubes and condenser drums. The volume of the liquid smoke pyrolysis tube 1 was 753,600 cm³ and the condenser drum was 392,500 cm³, while the volume of the liquid smoke pyrolysis tube 2 was 367. 380 cm³ and the volume of the condenser drum was 196. 250 cm³. The purpose of this study is to technically test the performance of the liquid smoke maker 1 and the liquid smoke maker 2 and the rendement of liquid smoke, tar and combustion chamber temperatures during the pyrolysis process. The research method used was an experimental method and analyzed descriptively. The results of the study obtained a liquid smoke yield in liquid smoke 1 by 7.5%, a yield of 0.86% tar and a coconut shell yield of 23%. In liquid smoke tools 2 the liquid smoke yield obtained by 20%, the yield of tar 0.76% and the yield of coconut shell by 27%. The performance of the liquid smoke 1 tool is 0.375 kg / hour, while the performance of the liquid smoke tool 2 is 0.6 kg / hour. The performance of the liquid smoke tool 2 is higher than the liquid smoke tool 1. Keywords : Liquid smoke, tar, coconut shell, performance, yield, pyrolysis
STRUKTUR DAN KOMPOSISI POHON DI PLOT PERMANEN HUTAN ALAM PINOLOSIAN KABUPATEN BOLAANG MONGONDOW SELATAN Umawaitina, Darsan; Saroinsong, Fabiola B.; Nurmawan, Wawan
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ABSRACT The purpose of this study was to analyze the structure and composition of trees in the permanent plots of the Pinosian Natural Forest, South Bolaang Mongondow Regency. This research will be carried out in September-October 2018. Data is collected using the transect method. There are 5 transects within 500 m, the five transects are permanent transects that have been made by management (PT. Kawanua Kahuripan Pantera). In each transect, there are 5 observation plots measuring 20x20 m2. The distance between observation plots in the transect is 100 m. Observations were made on each individual tree in the observation plot, namely: identification of species and diameter measurements for individual trees that have a diameter of ≥20 cm. There are 25 tree species from 20 families, species with the highest INP are Palaquium gutta (40.52%), Magnolia obovata (18.61%), Macaranga sp (15.56%), and Pometia pinnata (13.39%). The tree structure shows that the distribution of the highest diameter class is the diameter class ≥40-50 cm (26%) and ≥50-60 cm (25%). Keywords: structure and composition, natural forest, Pinosian
RESPONS TANAMAN BAYAM MERAH (Amaranthus sp.) TERHADAP PEMBERIAN PUPUK SERTA SIFAT FISIK DAN KIMIA TANAHNYA Kogoya, Orinus; Purbopuspito, Joko; Rondonuwu, Jenny J.
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ABSTRACT This study aims to determine the effect of compost, NPK and Urea fertilizer on the growth of Red Spinach (Amaranthus, sp.) Plants and the physical and chemical properties of the soil. which fertilizer is best for red spinach plants and for soil analysis is carried out at the Soil Physics Laboratory and Soil Chemistry and Soil Fertility, Faculty of Agriculture, Sam Ratulangi University, Manado. This research was conducted using the Completely Randomized Design Method (CRD), where R0 was the control, R1 chicken manure compost, R2 NPK, Urea R3, this research was carried out in 4 treatments and 3 to obtain 12 experimental plots / beds. The results of this study indicate that the land in the Manado City Pakowa Village has a sandy loam and clay texture which has a relatively fast permeability rate, and has a slightly acidic soil acidity to the availability of nutrients N, P, K and C-organic is relatively low. Kata Kunci : Bayam Merah, Pengaruh Pupuk, Fisik dan Kimia
PENGERINGAN BIJI PALA (Myristica fragrans Houtt) MENGGUNAKAN ENERGI RADIASI MATAHARI DAN LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) DENGAN BANTUAN ALAT PENGERING Kaplale, Rizaldi Akbar; Rawung, Handry; Tooy, Dedie
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ABSTRACT Nutmeg seeds are a commodity that are well known in Indonesia, making nutmeg seeds as an important spice since the past. This study aims to analyze several drying parameters in the nutmeg drying process such as temperature, relative humadity, reduction in weight of the material, drying rate, intensity of solar radiation in drying using solar energy and LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas). This research was conducted at the Agricultural Engineering Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture at Sam Ratulangi University. This research uses descriptive method of temperature in the dryer on rack 1 ranges from 35.7°C - 59.2°C, rack 2: 35.6°C - 58.4°C and rack 3: 33.6°C - 46.6°C while the ambient temperature from 30°C - 37°C. The relative humadity of the environment during drying is 60% - 88% and in the dryer is, rack 1: 25% - 66%, rack 2: 23% - 66%, and rack 3: 26%- 74%. During the drying process there is a decrease in water content from 61.52% bk dropped to an averange rack 1: 34.32%, rack 2: 33.34% and rack 3: 36.42%. The highest intensity of solar radiation reaches is 872.25 watts/hour and the lowest is 407.05 watts/hour. Drying using solar energy and LPG will speed up the drying process. Key words: nutmeg, dryer, LPG, solar energy

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