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  • What are the advantages of machine-sown rice? A detailed guide to the supporting cultivation techniques

    Common rice transplanting methods include washed-field transplanting, machine transplanting, and seedling throwing. Based on the growth and development patterns of rice and the soil and climate characteristics of Hunan, we developed the "Shuhua 2BR-100 and 2BD-150 rice seeders" (patents already applied for). Using machine-sown rice and integrating practical high-yield techniques such as ridge cultivation, mud-paste valley covering, furrow opening, and single-grain shallow sowing, we solved the difficulties of achieving full stands, uniform seedlings, strong seedlings, and no seedling rot in a single sowing of rice; we fully tapped the tillering potential of rice, giving individuals good development

  • Detailed Explanation of High-Efficiency Supporting Production Technology for Oil Pumpkin and Rice (Part 2)

    IV. Supporting Watermelon Interplanting Technology 1. Fertilization and transplanting. Before interplanting watermelon, apply 1800-2400 kg of organic fertilizer per 667 sq m, and 50 kg of watermelon-specific fertilizer, applied into holes before planting. Interplanting is carried out in late April. After transplanting, promptly water with a 0.3% urea solution to settle the roots, so as to improve the survival rate of the watermelon seedlings. Pay special attention that the concentration of the root-settling manure water must not be too high, to prevent damage to the seedlings. 2. Vine pruning and fruit setting. For vine pruning, adopt the two-vine or three-vine system, that is, 1 main vine with 1-2 side vines, and

  • Three-Row Narrow-Furrow Dense Planting Supporting Cultivation Technology for Soybean on Ridges

    The three-row narrow-furrow dense planting supporting technology for soybean on ridges is a new soybean cultivation model independently developed by agricultural science and technology personnel in the reclamation area, and it passed the scientific research achievement appraisal of the Inner Mongolia Science and Technology Department in December 2005. On the whole, this technology has reached the advanced level of soybean cultivation technology in similar areas in China, and in terms of mechanized rational dense planting...