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How to grow peanut seedlings? A detailed practical guide
Peanut, also known as earth bean or longevity fruit, is one of the more common cash crops, and its cultivation range in our country is also very wide, so how should peanut seedlings be grown? Peanut is an annual herbaceous plant of the Fabaceae family, genus Arachis, and is the main oil
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Peanut Sprout Cultivation Methods and Key Technical Points
We generally can find peanut sprouts at large vegetable markets or supermarkets; they are a relatively fresh food with high nutritional value. So, are you all familiar with how to cultivate peanut sprouts? Let's take a look together today! 1. Cultivation of peanut sprouts: For cultivating peanut sprouts, choose peanuts produced in the current year
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What are the planting times and methods for peanuts?
Summary Planting time: the suitable sowing period for the spring-autumn double-cropping peanut region in the south is from February to mid-March. Land leveling: the plot for planting peanuts should be deep-plowed. Cultivated varieties: the Fuhua series varieties and the Jifu series varieties. Scientific fertilization: 30 tons of farmyard manure can be applied per mu. Replanting
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Peanut Seed Storage Methods and Key Technical Points
First, before storage, the seeds must be thoroughly sun-dried so that the seed moisture content drops below 8%. According to experiments, when the seed moisture content is below 8%, storage is very safe, and even at -25°C, germination capacity is not affected. When the seed moisture content is above 10%, respiration increases, releasing
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When Is the Best Time to Harvest Peanuts? A Full Guide to Seed-Saving Techniques
Mastering the right harvest time for peanuts is hugely important for improving peanut yield and quality. While harvesting peanuts, be sure to select and keep good seeds to ensure a bumper peanut harvest next year. Here is an introduction to the right harvest time and seed-saving techniques for peanuts: 1. Timeliness
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Peanuts in the late growth stage: do not relax field management
1. Preventing premature aging. For peanuts, the period from pod setting to full pod stage is when they need more water and fertilizer. If water and fertilizer are insufficient, it will cause poor plant development, weak growth, yellow leaves, and premature aging, resulting in a reduction in the peanut's green leaf area, decreased photosynthetic capacity, and less nutrients produced.
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High-Yield Peanut Cultivation Techniques and Disease Control Methods
I. Bacterial Wilt of Peanut This disease mostly occurs from the seedling stage to the peak pod-setting stage of peanut. Spring peanuts are affected from May to June, and summer peanuts from September to October, with a relatively severe incidence rate. In infected plants, the top leaves first become soft and droop, then the leaves of the whole plant wilt and hang down, but the wilted leaves can still remain green
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Four sprays and one drainage during the peanut pod-filling maturity stage to promote high yield
The pod-filling maturity stage of peanuts refers to the period from when half the plants have plump pods until most pods are fully filled and plump, that is, the period leading up to maturity and harvest. For medium-maturing varieties this lasts about 35-45 days; very early and early maturing varieties are shorter, and late-maturing varieties are longer. Summer-sown peanuts are comparable to or slightly longer than spring-sown peanuts of the same variety.
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To grow peanuts well, management at the middle and late stages is key
In peanut planting and production, if middle and late stage management cannot keep up, it will lead to lower peanut yields, which is a factor that seriously restricts the expansion of peanut planting area. 1. Timely topdressing and hilling. From the beginning of flowering to full flowering, a lack of fertilizer in peanuts easily reduces the number of flowers and affects peg penetration into the soil for pod setting
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What are the control methods for peanut root rot?
In recent days, many farmers have brought peanut leaves to the shop to ask what is going on. On the surface, the leaves are yellowing, and some farmers think it is a lack of nutrients, but in fact it is mainly caused by root rot. A while ago, rain was frequent, making the soil damp,
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