Enhancing the Nutrient Quality of Compost Produced from Cow Manure and Food Waste Using Indigenous Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria (Azotobacter chroococcum and Azospirillum brasilense)

Razan Layka*(1), Mousa Al Samara(²), and Omiema Nasser(2) (1). M.Sc., Higher Institute for Environmental Research, Latakia University, Latakia, Syria. (2). Department of Environmental Protection, Higher Institute for Environmental Research, Latakia University, Latakia, Syria. (*Corresponding author: razanjlayka93@gmail.com ). Received: 01/04/2026                                 Accepted: 24/07/2026 Abstract Organic waste recycling through composting represents a sustainable strategy for improving Read More …

The Possibility of Using Garbage Compost in Growing Vegetables in Tartous City. Case Study: Tomato

The Possibility of Using Garbage Compost in Growing Vegetables in Tartous City. Case Study: Tomato Shafak Harfoush*(1) (1). Directorate of Solid Waste Management, Tartous, Syria. (*Corresponding author: Dr. Shafak Harfoush. E-Mail: SHAFAKHAR@hotmail.com). Received: 25/10/2020                                 Accepted: 01/01/2021 Abstract The purpose of the research is to identify the properties of the compost produced by the Read More …