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Weed Distribution in Corn Fields and the Best Control Methods, with a Comparison of Herbicide Effectiveness
According to the national weed survey results, corn fields have 22 families, 38 genera, and 43 species. The main weeds harming corn fields are: crabgrass, barnyardgrass, foxtail, goosegrass, redroot pigweed, purslane, Acalypha australis and Chenopodium (lamb's quarters), thistle (bull thistle and small thistle), field bindweed, Asiatic dayflower
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High-yield and high-efficiency cultivation techniques and precautions for corn (Poaceae)
Corn is an annual herbaceous plant of the genus Zea in the grass family (Poaceae). Common names: maize, corn cob, bao gu, bao mi, bao su, yu jiao, bao mi, pearl millet, bao lu, da lu su; in Liaoning, Northeast China it is called pearl grain, in Chaozhou dialect it is called yi mi ren, in Cantonese it is called su mi, in Minnan
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How to Apply Topdressing to Corn: Best Timing, Fertilizer Types, and Application Rates
Corn takes a long time to absorb fertilizer and has a relatively high nutrient demand. Applying only base fertilizer and seed fertilizer often cannot fully meet its needs, so topdressing is also necessary. So what is the best time for corn topdressing? What fertilizer should be used? One of the key issues in topdressing,
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Shandong Provincial Department of Agriculture Issues the 2017 Summer Corn Production Technical Guidelines
In order to optimize the corn planting structure, vigorously promote key corn production technologies, promote the integration of agricultural machinery and agronomy, improve production efficiency, achieve cost savings and efficiency gains, and ensure the stable and sustainable development of corn production, the Provincial Department of Agriculture organized relevant experts to research and formulate the "20
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Six Major Taboos for Applying Post-Emergence Herbicides to Corn, a Must-Read for Anyone Growing Corn
During the corn growing season, because there is more rain, weeds occur widely in the fields, so farmers all choose to spray herbicides. However, if a herbicide is applied improperly, it will cause herbicide damage and affect the growth of corn. To increase corn yields, first learn about the following
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Rice, Corn and Soybeans Hit by Frost Damage: Here Are the Most Complete Remedial Measures
Earlier this season, our province experienced low temperatures and abundant rain, with snowfall occurring in some areas at the same time, causing crops in various regions to suffer frost damage to varying degrees. To help farmer friends reduce their losses, we have compiled some remedial measures for frost damage to certain crops for your reference.
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When Is the Best Time to Apply Post-Emergence Herbicide to Corn Seedlings? Detailed Guide to Methods and Precautions
As for post-emergence herbicides for corn seedlings, corn growers everywhere use them every year, but every year problems arise such as herbicide damage to corn and treatments having no effect. Sometimes, after applying a post-emergence herbicide to corn seedlings, the weeds do not die but the corn does, which gives farmers
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A Detailed Guide to Key Points of Weed Control in Cornfields and How to Choose Herbicides
In recent years, the use of herbicides in cornfields has become increasingly common, yet many farmers have found that of herbicides bought at the same time, one field shows very good results while another field shows very poor results. What is the reason for this? In fact, this phenomenon
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How to Control Fall Armyworm in Corn? These Methods Are Very Practical
The fall armyworm (Mythimna separata), is a major pest in corn production, causing considerable damage to corn. When outbreaks are severe, it often devours corn seedlings overnight, causing missing plants and broken rows, and even forcing farmers to plow up and replant. At present, in some corn and millet fields in Changzhi County
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What pesticide to use for corn stalk rot? Detailed control methods
Corn stalk rot is a disease caused by a variety of pathogens infecting alone or in combination, mainly damaging the stems and leaf sheaths of corn plants. Generally speaking, if the diseased part rots but has no foul odor, it is mostly caused by saprophytic fungi; if it is accompanied by a foul odor, it is mostly caused by bacteria, or by
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