VERMIKULTUVATSIYA JARAYONIGA OZUQA MUHITI HARORATINING TA’SIRI
In our research, a native earthworm species: Eisenia fetida (Savigny, 1826) was used to prepare vermicompost from animal
organic waste, which accumulates in large quantities in the livestock sector of agriculture. Eisenia anderiy (California red
earthworm), a hybrid breed of earthworms widely used in the preparation of vermicompost throughout the country, was taken as
a control option. The effects of different temperatures on the biomass of worms and the incubation process were studied in our
experiments in laboratory conditions. The optimal conditions for the process of biomass formation were considered when the
ambient temperature was 25-30 o C. At the temperature of 20-25 o C, the incubation process of worms was shown in the lowest
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