Special Issue Description


Authors : S. D. Bhoyar

Page Nos : 168-177

Description :
In the present study a fruit class vegetable carrot was grown using vermicompost, normal soil & manure prepared from kitchen waste 85 was studied for its sensory characteristics. Recipe was formulated & evaluated. There trial (Tl, T2 & T3) were conducted for testing of various sensory characteristics such as appearance, colour, texture, test, flavor & acceptability. For this purpose five human panelists were coded as T1, T2, T3, T4 & T5. Recipes were served fresh based on mean values results were tabulated & analyzed statistically by applying one way annova & scheffs test. It was observed that kitchen waste manure variety significantly scored maximum than normal soil vermicompost. It shows highly significant difference in both varieties when compared on organoleptic characteristics. Thus it was concluded that kitchen waste manure was highly appreciated & more superior in all sensory characters over normal soil, which was statistically proved. Thus by using organic manure & vermicompost for growing vegetables, we can save our ecosystem & health by consuming these fresh organic vegetable.

Date of Online: 30 4,Jan.2018