Sebastião Cavalcante de Sousa, L. S. Neiva, José Valmir Feitosa, Josefa Maria da Silva, Sávio Roberto Martins
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The reuse of waste in production systems can offer an option for the economic increase of the waste generating company and minimize an environmental problem. The present proposal aims to characterize the chemical, physical and agronomic characterization of two materials from the Cariri stone mining tailings and to evaluate the agronomic response of these materials applied to irrigated annual crops. The experiment was carried out in the Sítio Salobra community, Missão Velha (CE), in 2018. The materials (yellow and gray) were obtained from Nova Olinda mining company, ground and analyzed in a UFC laboratory. The materials were applied in bean cover (Vigna unguiculata L. Walp.), sweet potato (Ipomoea potatoes), cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) and pine cone (Annona squamosa, L.), in different dosages. The results obtained were submitted to regression analysis and the means of treatments were compared by Tukey test at 5% significance. Two materials meet the requirements of Normative Instruction No. 35 of July 4, 2006, of MAPA, as regards PN, sum% CaO +% MgO and PRNT. As for PRNT, in Class D with PRNT above 90.1%, the best response rates were: beans 200 g yellow powder, sweet potato and cassava 50 g yellow powder and pine cone 330 g gray powder. The materials obtained by grinding the Cariri stones can be used as agricultural correctives and have agronomic response in their application in irrigated agriculture.