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A greenhouse experiment was carried out with the objective of evaluating the effect of increasing\udsoil amendments (1, 3, 9, 15 and 30%, v/v) of organic compost produced from slaughterhouse waste and tannery\udresidues on the reproduction of reniform nematodes and cotton development. The addition of organic composts\udto soil proportionately reduced the number of nematodes per gram of root and the reproduction factor. However,\uddepending on the concentration of the compost, there was a reduction of height and dry mass of cotton shoots.\udWe concluded that the organic compost produced with slaughterhouse and tannery waste has potential for\udcontrolling reniform nematodes, but requires dose adjustments or improvements in its composition to reduce\udthe risk of phytotoxicity

Use of slaughterhouse waste and tannery-based organic compost for the management of reniform nematodes