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The Latest Guide to Pre-Planting Preparations for Cotton
Cotton is grown on a very large area in our country. It is also a very important textile and food crop, and an indispensable raw material for making cotton quilts, cotton clothing and other warm items. Therefore, more and more people are growing it now, but when growing cotton, we
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What causes rotten peanut pods? A detailed guide to the latest solutions
During the pod-setting and maturity stage of peanuts, pod rot and rotten pods often occur for various reasons, causing reduced peanut yields and lower quality, and resulting in considerable economic losses for farmers. So what causes rotten peanut pods? How should they be dealt with? Let's
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How to Step on Peanut Seedlings? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Method
Peanuts are a very common food in our daily lives. Whether used in cooking or as a snack, they have a very large market demand in our country. Because of this large market demand, the planting area of peanuts is now also relatively large. When planting peanuts, there are
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How to irrigate peanuts properly? A detailed guide to the latest methods
Peanuts are generally cultivated in sandy soil and need an airy soil environment, but peanut growth also requires moisture, and when natural moisture is insufficient, moisture must be provided artificially. So how should peanuts be given supplemental water, what kind of irrigation method should be used, and how should irrigation be done to achieve the best effect?
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What to Do About Corn Lodging? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Remedial Methods
Corn is a tall-stalk crop. Although its roots go fairly deep, even a slight external force can make corn lodge. Once lodged, it is generally very difficult to prop back up, and it directly affects yield. Therefore, lodging must be avoided, and after lodging occurs, prompt and correct action is needed. Try your best
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A Detailed Guide to the Latest Methods for Harvesting and Storing Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes planted in spring can be harvested before long. Harvesting sweet potatoes requires digging them out of the ground, so some issues need attention. After harvesting, if the quantity is small, they can be stored short-term in a dry place for use as animal feed, but if you want to keep seed potatoes, they need to be stored over winter. Let's take a look at how they should generally be stored.
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How to Hand-Pollinate Corn: A Detailed Guide to the Correct Pollination Method
As one of the main food crops in China, corn is consumed in very large quantities every year in China. It also has a very large planting area. When growing corn, if the corn is left to self-pollinate, the seed-setting rate is generally not very ideal. Therefore, hand pollination
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How to Fertilize Sweet Potatoes During the Bulking Stage? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Methods
The bulking stage of sweet potatoes occurs every year from July to September. This stage is the critical period for sweet potato yield formation and also the period of greatest fertilizer demand; insufficient fertility may affect sweet potato yield. So how should sweet potatoes be fertilized during the bulking stage? Follow the editor to take a look.
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A Detailed Guide to the Symptoms of Rice False Smut and the Latest Control Methods
Rice is an important food crop in China, and its planting area is extremely wide. With advances in technology, rice yields have been greatly secured, but diseases during cultivation are a major factor hindering high rice yields. Among them, false smut is a common
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A Detailed Guide to the Latest Planting Time and Methods for Chinese Yam (Dioscorea opposita)
Chinese yam is a medicinal plant, also called shanyao (Dioscorea opposita). It generally grows in the south and in the southwest and northwest regions, such as Zhejiang, Sichuan and Tibet. This Chinese yam mainly strengthens the spleen and stomach, treats diarrhea, and has tonifying benefits for the lungs and kidneys. It is often used as medicinal material. Chinese yam can
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