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Working Principle and Key Points for Selecting and Using a Full-Feed Wheeled Grain Combine Harvester
The full-feed wheeled grain combine harvester is the main agricultural machine for wheat and rice harvesting. This article introduces its working principle, main structure and key points for selection and use, helping farmers operate and maintain it correctly, improve harvesting efficiency and reduce losses from breakdowns.
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The Complete Guide to Growing Purple Rice Grains: Easy Steps to a Full, Thriving Pot
A detailed introduction to the planting methods and care techniques for Purple Rice Grains, including how to grow Purple Rice Grains, soil mixing, light and watering, propagation methods, fertilizing and pruning, pest and disease control, and other practical content.
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Pothos only grows vines but no leaves? Add one grain of it, new leaves sprout in 7 days and the pot is full in 30 days
Pothos is a potted plant that flower lovers quite like. From south to north across the country, it can be grown almost everywhere. It grows fast, its leaves are glossy green and full of life. Looking at it often gives your eyes a good rest, and its ability to purify the air is also...
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Key management points for preventing premature senescence and lodging in corn during the flowering and grain-filling stage to achieve full grains and high yield
Management requirements for corn at the flowering and grain-filling stage to prevent premature senescence and lodging and achieve full grains and high yield
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Green prevention and control escorts autumn grain production with full effort
Recently, the National Agricultural Technology Extension Service Center held the 2014 National Crop Pest Green Prevention and Control On-site Meeting in Jining City, Shandong Province. At the meeting, heads of plant protection systems from various regions visited the green prevention and control demonstration site in Zoucheng City, exchanged views on crop pest green prevention and control
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Autumn grain procurement fully launched, this year's procurement work officially begins
On November 27, the reporter learned from Sinograin that the entire autumn grain procurement work across China from south to north has fully begun. On November 25, the National Development and Reform Commission and 3 other ministries and commissions issued a notice to launch the 2014 national temporary storage corn procurement in Northeast China. The procurement and storage price remains consistent with the previous year,
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This year's grain production has successfully gotten off to a good start
Data for the first quarter of this year show that after grain production crossed the 1.2 trillion jin mark for two consecutive years and the growth rate of farmers' incomes exceeded that of urban residents for five consecutive years, China's agricultural and rural economic development momentum remains undiminished. At present, the biggest highlight of the agricultural and rural economy lies in grain
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Grain Full solar term: wheat grains gradually fill out as wheat enters the critical grain-filling stage
On May 20, farmers in Xichanggu Village, Chengguan Town, Neihuang County, Anyang City, Henan Province, irrigated wheat in the fields. As Grain Full approaches, there is a farming proverb: "Grain Full, Grain Full, wheat grains gradually fill." Wheat-growing areas in Shandong, Henan, Anhui and elsewhere are busy preparing for the upcoming harvest period. May
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Sinograin Fully Deploys 2015 Wheat Market-Support Purchasing Work
Sinograin Corporation recently made a full deployment for the 2015 wheat market-support purchasing work. According to Sinograin Corporation, the National Development and Reform Commission and other departments recently issued the "2015 Implementation Plan for Minimum Purchase Prices for Wheat and Rice." The main features of this year's plan: First,
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A bumper summer grain harvest is expected again this year, as the busy "three summers" season is in full swing
At present, we have entered the busy "three summers" season. How are the summer grain prospects? This year's summer grain area has increased slightly and steadily, reaching 415 million mu, an increase of more than 1 million mu over last year. Yield per unit area is expected to rise. Based on field surveys and analysis by experts, the three factors making up wheat yield are: the number of ears per mu has increased, the number of grains per ear is flat to slightly up, and the 1000-grain weight is expected to decline slightly, so an increase in yield per unit area is expected to be achieved. The high-yield trend is obvious in the main producing provinces. Main producing provinces report that wheat stands are adequate and individual plants are robust, and in particular dryland wheat is growing better than in previous years. In addition, several rounds of widespread rainfall occurred in the northern winter wheat region in April, which helped form large ears with many grains.
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