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Key Cultivation Techniques for Standardized High-Quality Corn Production
Standardized High-Quality Corn Production Cultivation Techniques
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Corn plants turning purplish-red? Use potassium dihydrogen phosphate to help solve it
Can potassium dihydrogen phosphate be used as a top dressing? Of course it can. As a highly efficient binary compound fertilizer, potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be applied both as a foliar fertilizer and through the roots, making it very easy for crops to absorb. That is why it is also a commonly used top dressing in agricultural production....
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Timely topdressing of corn gives high yields, but farmers often find it hard to do under real conditions
In fact, everyone now uses this one-time fertilization approach to solve all the problems. Farmers are busy working away from home or doing business, so who still has the time and energy to worry about topdressing corn? Even if the elderly are more careful with the land and the grain, they too...
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Corn market in the lean season, July prices may rise slightly
We are now in mid-July, and corn market prices remained sluggish throughout the first half of the year. Recently there has been a slight increase, but many people are surely concerned about how long this upward trend can last and how high prices can go....
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After the corn subsidy policy was introduced, the rise in corn prices is still not obvious
The corn subsidy policy is here. Will corn prices launch a second upward attack? Seeing this question actually made me reflect on another issue: recently there has been a steady stream of positive news for the corn market, but corn prices still have not risen! Although here there is no...
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Which herbicides work well in corn fields?
Which herbicide is best for corn? And how should it be applied? Summers are rainy, and weeds are widespread in corn fields. The main weeds include crabgrass, barnyardgrass, green foxtail, goosegrass, redroot pigweed, purslane, copperleaf, and purple nutsedge. Corn is most severely harmed by weeds at the seedling stage, so chemical weed control should...
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The Father in the Corner is a good article that moves thousands to tears
By Li Yu. Helping my fellow townsman Dajiang move. While sorting through a pile of old books, Dajiang squatted on the ground and began to sob loudly. What Dajiang opened was a notebook, on which daily expenses were recorded, one entry at a time, down to a one-yuan breakfast, three...
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What are the precautions for using post-emergence herbicides in corn fields?
I. 2,4-D butyl ester. (1) Causes of phytotoxicity. Applying the herbicide too late, at too high a dose, or unevenly can cause phytotoxicity. (2) Symptoms of phytotoxicity. When the herbicide is applied to the soil, the young shoots bend and the young roots grow upward, then later return to normal. When the herbicide is applied to stems and leaves, the stems become twisted, the leaves become narrower, ...
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How to Prevent Corn Herbicide Damage to Watermelons
Some readers have asked: some corn field herbicide products are labeled as not to be used on certain corn varieties. Is this because different corn varieties have different sensitivities to these herbicides, and what issues should be noted when using these herbicides in production? Different varieties of corn do indeed differ in their sensitivity to certain herbicides...
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A small handful of soybeans placed in a corner can grow into a big bowl of bean sprouts
Do you love bean sprouts? The editor quite likes eating bean sprouts, especially added to malatang, where the bean sprouts fully absorb the fresh, savory flavor of the malatang broth, making them especially delicious. After eating, the fragrance lingers on the lips and teeth, and they also help cut the spiciness. Therefore, the editor's impression of bean sprouts is...
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