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  • Detailed Explanation of Key Production Management Techniques for Peaches, Pears, and Plums

    1. Apply basal fertilizer well: This fertilization should be mainly organic fertilizer and should be applied before the fruit trees shed their leaves, in order to facilitate the decomposition of the organic fertilizer so that its fertilizer effect can be brought into play earlier next spring. The amount used depends on the variety, the size of the canopy, the amount of fruit produced that year, and the strength of the tree vigor. If conditions permit, apply 10-15 kg of burnt mud ash per tree. At the same time, before leaf fall, supplement with foliar topdressing to prolong the life of the leaves and improve the quality of the flower buds. 2. Do a good job of orchard sanitation: carry out comprehensive orchard sanitation, eliminate overwintering pests and diseases, and reduce the overwintering pest and disease population base.

  • Key Cultivation Techniques and Management Methods for American Plumcot

    American plumcot, namely the new intergeneric hybrid cultivar of apricot and plum, is a new cultivar introduced from the United States by the Economic Forest Research and Development Center of the Chinese Academy of Forestry. This cultivar was developed through multiple generations of hybridization between apricot and plum. Its fruit has a unique rich and fragrant aroma, and its sugar content is much higher than that of any single apricot or plum cultivar, with soluble solids content reaching 18-20%. It is one of the emerging fruit varieties with the best market prospects. Currently, 7 cultivars have been introduced: Flavor Rosa, Flavor Queen, Flavor Delight, Flavor King, Dinosaur Egg,

  • Key Field Management Techniques After Harvesting Garlic Scapes

    First, clean the field sources in a timely manner. After the garlic scape harvest is finished, garlic growers should promptly clean the field sources, tidy up the leaves in the field that were bruised during scape harvesting, and carry broken leaves, old leaves and diseased leaves out of the field for deep burial, so as to prevent the year-by-year accumulation of fungal sources in the field and reduce the number of pathogenic fungi in the soil the following year. Second, do a good job of clearing ditches and regulating soil moisture. Taking advantage of the free time after the garlic scape harvest, garlic growers should promptly clean the drainage ditches in the garlic field to prevent waterlogging after rain from affecting the growth of garlic bulbs, ensure that the field has a complete three-ditch system with smooth drainage, and improve its own stress resistance.

  • Eight Key Points of Winter Management for Sichuan Pepper Trees Explained in Detail

    The first is "pruning", which means shaping and pruning. Winter is a great season for pruning Sichuan pepper trees. When pruning, the "seven branches" must be removed, namely: water sprouts, dead branches, diseased and pest-infested branches, overly dense branches, crossing branches, overlapping branches, and weak slender branches. Then the removed branches should be gathered and burned, which can eliminate pests and pathogens overwintering on the branches and trunk. The second is "scraping", which means scraping off the rough bark. Many insect eggs overwinter in the cracks of the rough bark of pepper trees, and mulberry white scale insects parasitize the trunk. The scraped rough bark and gummosis spots should be gathered and burned, then apply Liujiaowei and Suolibaer pesticides, and

  • Remedial and Management Measures for Fishery Production After a Disaster

    Recently, in some areas of our province, continuous heavy rains caused many aquaculture ponds to overflow and fish to escape, bringing relatively large losses to farmers. Doing a good job of remedial and management work for fishery production after the disaster has become an important task for aquaculture farmers at present. Based on years of experience in fishery work, the author proposes the following measures for the reference of the broad community of farmers. 1. Remedial measures for fishery production after a disaster. 1. Surround the fish pond with netting. When floodwaters recede, surround the fish pond with netting at the appropriate time to prevent fish in the pond from continuing to escape, thereby reducing losses. 2. Restock fry and fingerlings

  • What are the key technical points for autumn fingerling management?

    Pond clearing. Transfer the fingerlings into a pond that has been cleared and disinfected for rearing. If water source and pond rotation are difficult, all fingerlings can be transferred out for temporary holding, then the original pond disinfected with 75 kg to 100 kg of quicklime per mu, and the water quality fertilized by conventional methods; once the lime's potency has dissipated, transfer the fingerlings back. Separate rearing. Adjust and separate the fingerlings according to different sizes so that the fingerlings stocked in the same pond are of uniform size. Large fingerlings have a big appetite and strong food-grabbing ability; if small fingerlings are stocked in the same pond, the small fish will decline in condition because they cannot get enough feed. Fish

  • Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points and Management Methods for Fish Fry Rearing

    After the summer fry are divided into ponds, the 1-year-old fingerlings reared until the end of the year to a size of 12-15 cm and a body weight of 30-40 g are called spring fingerlings. The growth cycle of black carp and grass carp is 3-4 years, and in some places the 1-year-old fingerlings are reared into 500 g 2-year-old fingerlings. 1. Fingerling ponds: To rear large-size fingerlings, it is recommended to build dedicated fingerling ponds with an area of 3-5 mu and a water depth of about 2 m. The preparatory work before the summer fry are stocked into the ponds is the same as for fry ponds. 2. Stocking: There are two methods, monoculture and polyculture. Polyculture is generally adopted. For ponds mainly stocked with common carp, common carp 6

  • Feeding and Management Methods for Foxes Before and After Breeding

    Feeding and Management of Foxes Before and After Breeding