Abstract
Biofertilizer is a fertilizer technology that is increasingly popular in rice cultivation, especially in tidal land. This study aims to determine of fertilization efficiency and rice productivity of biofertilizer provision in tidal swampy area. The method used was a field experiment method with a randomized block design and treatment of biofertilizers provision namely Bacillus spp, Mycorhiza, and Agrimeth. The results showed that the application of bio fertilizers in the form of Agrimeth generate the best rice and fertilizer efficiency, which could increase rice productivity in tidal swampland, i.e. from 3.5 to 5.7 t ha−1of milled dry grain or increased 2,2 t ha−1 (63%), while the efficiency of fertilization was 17%.
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