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Remember these four key points for high-yield spring bitter melon cultivation
Bitter melon fruit is rich in vitamin C, higher than tomatoes, and contains a glycoside that gives it a distinctive bitter taste, making it one of the popular health vegetables. Growing spring bitter melon means mild diseases, low costs, high yields, and good returns. The high-yield cultivation techniques for spring bitter melon mainly include the following four key points: select good varieties, raise seedlings at the right time. Spring planting...
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How to plant ginger in early warm spring? The four-improvement technique is key
In recent years, the outlook for earning foreign exchange through exporting high-quality ginger has been promising, but quality requirements have also become increasingly high. Our department guided 20 large-scale growers in promoting and applying the "four improvements" new technique, which made the ginger produced large and plump with shiny skin color, increased the average yield per mu by 64% compared with traditional planting, and achieved doubled income growth for ginger farmers. When spring warms and flowers bloom in March to April...
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Early control methods for four onion diseases
The main onion diseases are downy mildew, gray mold, rust and soft rot, and they should be controlled early. Downy mildew and gray mold Downy mildew mainly damages the outer leaves and flower stalks of onions. The suitable temperature for the disease is 10-20°C, and it can occur from April to May or from November to December. At the beginning of the disease, affected plants show oblong or band-shaped sunken lesions on the outer leaves...
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For high peanut yields, manage these four key points well in the late stage
The late growth stage of peanuts runs from when 50% of the plants show filled pods to when most pods mature and are harvested. The growth characteristics of this period are: vegetative growth gradually declines and stops, the pods gradually fill out and become plump, and the increase in pod weight generally accounts for 500%-70% of the total pod weight, making it the main period for pod yield formation. Field management technical measures for this period...
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Sweet potato fertilization has its subtleties: keep these four points in mind
1. Harvest at the right time and avoid mechanical damage. Summer sweet potatoes should be fully harvested around Frost's Descent, and autumn sweet potatoes before the Start of Winter. Choose a sunny day for harvesting, and when digging the tubers, minimize or avoid causing wounds. 2. Select healthy tubers carefully to ensure safe storage in the cellar. Before the sweet potatoes go into the cellar, select them carefully, discard diseased, damaged and rotten tubers, let the moisture dry off, then store...
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When is the best time to harvest sweet potatoes? Master the four key points of timely harvesting
Many farmers believe that growing sweet potatoes does not require fertilization, but this is actually a misconception. Only by mastering the correct fertilization methods can sweet potatoes be grown with high quality and high yield. Look at the seedling condition: during the branching and tuber-setting stage, the underground root network forms, the tubers begin to swell, and the ability to absorb fertilizer is strong. At this time, the sweet potato leaf area increases and photosynthetic efficiency rises...
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Spring management of wheat: focus on preventing and controlling the four major harms
How to manage the first spring irrigation and fertilization of wheat? The first spring irrigation and spring fertilization have a great impact on wheat yield. For example: if the wheat is too dense, too sparse, or lodging occurs in the later growth stage, it indicates that the timing of the first spring fertilization and irrigation was problematic. Another example: if the wheat stays green and ripens late, and the grains are shriveled and thin, that indicates your spring water and fertilizer use...
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How to Keep Spring Crop Peppers Straight and Not Bent? Doing These Four Things Well Is Key
"Bent peppers have a big impact on price. So how to keep peppers from producing bent fruit has become an important part of increasing vegetable growers' returns. Through managing peppers over the past few years, I believe that as long as you grasp four points, peppers generally will not produce bent fruit." Master Gong told the reporter. So what are the four points Master Gong mentioned? The first...
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Four cultivation models based mainly on spring radish and chili pepper
Winter-spring chili pepper is currently the most important production season for chili pepper cultivation in solar greenhouses. Generally planted in mid-November, it can be harvested and marketed in early January of the following year, continuing until the next summer. The main cultivation techniques are explained as follows: 1. Build a greenhouse. For new energy-saving solar greenhouses, the structure and environment of the original solar greenhouse...
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How to grow malting barley? Mastering these four steps is enough
Actively developing malting barley production is of great significance for meeting the needs of the beer industry's development and accelerating the pace of farmers getting rich. To achieve high and stable yields of malting barley, four appropriate measures should be taken: 1. Appropriately select improved varieties. Malting barley is a special barley used for brewing beer. When planting, you should choose varieties with high yield...
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