GROWTH AND PRODUCTION OF CORN IN FUNCTION OF THE APPLICATION OF CATTLE MANURE AND BIOFERTILIZER

We studied the effect of 9 quantities of cattle manure (Q1 = 0 kg / pit, Q2= 1.0 kg / hill, Q3 = 2.0 kg / hill, Q4 = 3.0 kg/hill, Q5 = 4,0kg/pit, Q6=5.0kg/hill, Q7 =6.0kg/hill,; Q8 =7.0kg/hill, Q9 = 8.0kg/hill) and 5 doses of biofertilizer (D1 = 0 mL / plant / time, D2 = 30 mL / plant / time, D3 = 60 mL / plant / time, D4 = 90 mL / plant / time, D5 = 120 mL / plant / time), growth and the productivity of maize. The experimental design was to randomized blocks, 45 treatments in a factorial scheme 9x5, with 4 replications, and planted 2 plants per plot in each repetition, totaling 360 experimental plants. The growth and production of corn were not affected significantly when it was applied to 8 kg of cattle manure pit in the foundation of fertilization, growth and production of corn were not affected significantly when applications were made 5 of biofertilizer in fertilization coverage in dosages up to 120mL/plant/time.