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Radish is a small herbaceous plant in the brassicaceas family, which has a rapid growth cycle. Due to this characteristic, it is a nutrient-demanding plant and should be cultivated in fertile soils. A potential alternative for fertilizing radish is tannery sludge, an animal residue rich in essential mineral nutrients for plants. In order to take advantage of the nutrients contained in this residue and to provide an appropriate destination for this material, this work aimed to evaluate the dehydrated tannery sludge as an alternative fertilizer in the production of radish. The experiment was carried out at the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Espírito Santo, Campus Itapina. A randomized block design with four replications and six treatments was used, containing different proportions of tannery sludge mixed with the substrate (10%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%). The experiment lasted 45 days, where the plants reached commercial size and the growth characteristics, dry matter and chlorophyll contents were evaluated. The tannery sludge showed potential for use in the production of radish as an alternative source of fertilization. The recommendation interval for this residue in the production of radish is between 32.1 and 47.0%, showing a gain in the main characteristics.

LODO DE CURTUME COMO ADUBO ALTERNATIVO NA PRODUÇÃO DE RABANETE