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The Harm of Soil Compaction and Prevention Measures: How to Make Soil Loose?
Soil compaction refers to the hardening of the soil surface caused by the lack of organic matter in the soil tillage layer, poor structure, the destruction of structure under certain external forces (such as irrigation, rainfall, compaction, etc.), and the effect of cohesion after drying. So how do you make soil loose and not compacted? Its harm and prevention
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Prevention of Common Pests and Diseases After Sowing Summer Corn and Selection of Herbicides
During corn cultivation, after sowing and emergence is a period of high incidence of various diseases and pests. Among them, underground pests such as white grubs, mole crickets, wireworms, and small cutworms, as well as the two-spotted armyworm (Athetis lepigone), armyworms, cotton bollworms, thrips, and seedling blight are especially serious. For this reason, if you want
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Can You Still Eat Garlic That Has Sprouted? A Detailed Guide to Sprout-Prevention Storage and Container Growing
Garlic, also called garlic bulb, garlic head, hu garlic, hu, single garlic, single-clove garlic, is the collective name for plants of the garlic genus. It is harvested in spring and summer, has anti-cancer properties, and is widely loved as a food. So can you still eat garlic that has sprouted? How do you prevent garlic from sprouting? What storage methods are there? How
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Why Do Corn Leaves Have Yellow Spots? Prevention and High-Yield Growing Methods
Corn is one of the more common cash crops in our country, grown in almost every region, and during the growing period, various diseases and insect pests are often encountered, and among all the pests and diseases, yellow spots appearing on the leaves are the most common, so what is going on with yellow spots on corn leaves
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What to Do About Grape Flower Drop and Fruit Drop? Causes and Pesticide Control Methods
The shedding of flower buds one week before grape flowering and of the ovary after flowering is called flower drop and fruit drop; when the rate of flower drop and fruit drop exceeds 80%, it is called flower drop and fruit drop disease. So how do you prevent grape flower drop and fruit drop? What are the causes? What pesticide to spray? What pesticide to spray? How to prevent grape flower drop
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When and How to Transplant Early-Maturing Black Beauty Melon Seedlings and Post-Transplant Management to Prevent Seedling Death
Black Beauty melon is one of the sweeter melons among the melon family and is cultivated in most parts of our country, but to achieve high yields, you need to raise good seedlings and carry out basic management work. So when is the best time to transplant Black Beauty melon seedlings? How do you transplant them? How do you prevent seedling death? After transplanting
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Causes of Yellow Leaf Disease in Corn and Nutrient Deficiencies Behind Albino, Purple-Red, and Other Abnormal Seedlings, with Prevention and Control
During the growth of corn, the leaves of corn seedlings may undergo changes, and this is mostly caused by a lack of elements essential for corn growth in the soil. So what is yellow leaf disease in corn? And what nutrients are lacking when albino seedlings and purple-red seedlings appear?
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How to control wheat scab? The best timing for spraying is key
At present, wheat in various regions has successively entered the heading and flowering stage, which is also a critical period for the occurrence, spread and control of wheat scab and stripe rust. So what are the control methods for wheat scab? When is the best time to spray to prevent wheat scab? According to expert predictions
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Causes of Uneven Corn Seedling Sizes in the Same Field and the Same Variety, and How to Prevent Them
Around Qingming, plant melons and beans. In a while, it will be time to plant corn. Attentive farmer friends may have noticed that after corn emerges each year, sometimes the corn seedlings grow large and small. Corn has high per-plant productivity; missing one plant means losing 150-300 grams of yield. People often say, "Lose one seedling in spring, lose one jin of grain in autumn." A 10% loss of seedlings means a yield reduction of 60-80 kg per mu. Therefore, ensuring a full stand of seedlings is the prerequisite for a high-yielding corn crop.
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Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) Early Blight and Anthracnose: Symptoms, Treatments and Prevention
Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) early blight and anthracnose are relatively common tomato diseases, occurring widely in all regions, and are important diseases harming tomatoes. So what symptoms do these diseases have? What chemicals should be sprayed? How should they be prevented and controlled? Let's find out below. Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) early
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