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Detailed Explanation of the Technique of Intercropping Corn with High Wheat Stubble Retained
Technique of Intercropping Corn with High Wheat Stubble Retained
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Control Methods for Laodelphax striatellus in Corn Fields and Tips for Preventing Phytotoxicity
Controlling Laodelphax striatellus in Corn Fields Requires Preventing Phytotoxicity
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Four determinations for high-yield fertilization of spring corn
In recent years, due to the lack of organic fertilizer input and people's demand for increased unit yield, the amount of corn fertilization has increased significantly, and the application area of some high-concentration compound (mixed) fertilizers has also continued to expand, effectively promoting yield increases, but seedling-stage fertilizer damage, nutrient deficiency symptoms, or late-stage fertilizer loss and yield reduction also often occur, and farmers...
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Both corn and peanuts are treated with growth retardants; does rice need it too?
The answer is yes. Growth retardants are antagonists of gibberellin. As a plant growth regulator, they can effectively control excessive vegetative growth, promote reproductive growth, shorten internodes, and produce plants that are short, sturdy, thick, with well-developed root systems and resistance to lodging, as well as...
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Using the right corn growth regulator can increase yield, but using it wrong will reduce yield
Will an excessive amount of corn growth regulator cause a reduction in corn yield? I can tell you clearly: it absolutely will. The problem of using too much growth regulator does not only occur in corn; it also happens frequently in peanuts, wheat and rice. In production, the...
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What to Do About Corn Stalk Rot? Detailed Control Methods
What is corn barren stalk disease? An introduction to the symptoms of corn barren stalk disease: corn usually produces 1-2 ears, most commonly one ear, but during production, barren stalks often appear, affecting yield increases. For example, surveys in Kuandian, Yanyan, Benxi, Huanren and other places in Liaoning found barren stalk rates of 12%-20%, with a yield reduction of 50kg per 667 sq m...
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What are the correct methods for topdressing corn?
How do you correctly topdress corn? Please refer to the following corn topdressing techniques for your reference: First application at 3 or 4 leaves. This refers to one application combined with thinning, final thinning and transplanting; it is the foundation for ensuring complete and even seedlings and promoting strong seedlings. Generally, the method of topdressing according to seedling condition is adopted, and human excrement and urine or biogas fertilizer is suitable, about 30 loads per mu...
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What are the key points of fruit corn planting and management techniques?
How do you manage fruit corn planting? Please provide guidance on the methods. Fruit corn has weak growth at the seedling stage and is prone to pest damage later on, so field management must be done well. The main tasks are checking for and filling gaps after emergence and weed control, removing tillers and excess small ears at the seedling and mid stages, and paying attention to controlling pests such as corn borers in the mid-to-late stages. Fruit corn...
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How to fertilize summer corn for good results? Master these key points
How should summer corn be fertilized? Here is some guidance: summer corn can be fertilized as follows: Apply sufficient base fertilizer: the growth period of summer corn is relatively short, so according to the available fertilizer sources, apply as much decomposed organic fertilizer as possible, together with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Apply topdressing at the right time and in the right amount: corn needs a lot of nutrients, and base fertilizer alone cannot meet...
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What should be noted when applying herbicides to summer corn?
What should be noted when applying herbicides to summer corn? Please explain. Under no-till direct seeding conditions, weed control in summer corn fields becomes more difficult. First, the shading of wheat straw and wheat stubble reduces the control effect of herbicides; second, weeds left over from the wheat field make the one-time "pre-emergence" effect unsatisfactory. In fields with wheat stubble...
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