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Previous issue date: 2016 === Funda??o de Amparo ? pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerias (FAPEMIG) === A aduba??o do cafeeiro, com fertilizantes minerais, comp?e um dos principais custeadores da produ??o. Al?m disso, o uso intensivo desses insumos pode contribuir para a insustentabilidade da atividade. Nesse sentido, buscar alternativas ? aduba??o convencional ? t?tica indicada atualmente. Por esse motivo, buscou-se com o trabalho avaliar a produ??o de mudas e plantas jovens de cafeeiro quanto ? fertiliza??o com composto org?nico advindo de res?duo de ind?stria t?xtil e com fertilizantes organominerais. Foram realizados dois estudos, onde no primeiro avaliou-se o crescimento de mudas de caf? ar?bica em substrato contendo uma mistura de solo e res?duos da ind?stria t?xtil, nas doses (0, 4, 8, 16 e 32%). As plantas foram avaliadas quanto ao crescimento, ac?mulo de biomassa e teor de nutrientes, nas fases de produ??o de mudas e desenvolvimento das plantas jovens. No segundo experimento, as plantas foram avaliadas ap?s cultivo em diferentes substratos: sem fertiliza??o, aduba??o convencional, mineral, org?nica e tratamentos com dosagens de organominerais peletizados. Foram avaliados atributos de crescimento e ac?mulo de biomassa. Para o primeiro experimento, observou-se que a adi??o do composto org?nico produzido a partir de res?duo da ind?stria t?xtil, se mostrou inferior ao tratamento convencional (org?nico + mineral) para a produ??o de mudas e estabelecimento de plantas no campo. O aproveitamento de res?duos da ind?stria t?xtil na agricultura apresentou-se como uma solu??o tecnicamente vi?vel, devido sua elevada concentra??o de nutrientes minerais como pot?ssio, zinco e cobre, al?m da mat?ria org?nica. J? para o segundo experimento, a aduba??o convencional proporcionou plantas com maior crescimento e biomassa em rela??o ao organomineral. Quanto maior a concentra??o do organomineral, maiores s?o os benef?cios ?s plantas de caf?, dentro da faixa avaliada. === Disserta??o (Mestrado) ? Programa de P?s-Gradua??o em Produ??o Vegetal, Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e Mucuri, 2016. === The fertilization of coffee with mineral fertilizers is a major component of the production cost. Moreover, the intensive use of these materials may contribute to the activity unsustainable. In this sense, seek alternatives to conventional fertilization is a currently indicated tactic. This study aimed to evaluate the production of seedlings and young coffee plants after fertilization with organic compost from textile industry waste and organo-mineral fertilizer. Two studies were performed. The first consisted of the cropping of Arabica coffee seedlings in substrate containing a mixture of soil and compost from textile industry waste as a function of concentration (4, 8, 16 and 32%). The plants were evaluated for growth, biomass accumulation and nutrient content at the stage of seedling production and development of young plants. In the second study, the plants were evaluated after cultivation on different substrates: without fertilization, conventional fertilization, mineral, organic and four organo-mineral treatments in pellets. Attributes of growth and biomass accumulation were evaluated. It was observed that the addition of organic compound, produced from textile industry waste, was inferior to conventional treatment for the production and establishment of coffee seedlings. The use of waste from the textile industry in agriculture appeared as a technically viable solution because of its high concentration of mineral nutrients such as potassium, zinc and copper, as well as organic matter. Conventional fertilization provided plants with higher growth and biomass in relation to organo-mineral. The higher the concentrations of the organo-mineral, the greater are the benefits for coffee plants within the measured range.
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