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Selection and Storage Methods for Sweet Potato Seed Tubers
Timely harvest. If sweet potatoes are harvested too early, the yield is lower; if harvested too late, they are prone to frost damage, which affects storage. Therefore, it is generally best to begin harvesting when the temperature is around 18°C, and to finish harvesting when the temperature is above 10°C (that is, before the killing frost period). Generally, spring sweet potato fields used for slicing and drying are harvested first,
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When Is the Best Time to Harvest Peanuts? A Full Guide to Seed-Saving Techniques
Mastering the right harvest time for peanuts is hugely important for improving peanut yield and quality. While harvesting peanuts, be sure to select and keep good seeds to ensure a bumper peanut harvest next year. Here is an introduction to the right harvest time and seed-saving techniques for peanuts: 1. Timeliness
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One-time Full-Layer Fertilization Cultivation Technique for Autumn Peanuts
The one-time full-layer fertilization cultivation technique for peanuts refers to a cultivation technique in which all the fertilizer needed by the peanut throughout its life is applied entirely as base fertilizer before sowing, with no additional topdressing during the peanut growing period. This technique has the characteristics of increasing yield, saving labor, simplifying the fertilization procedure
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Timely Follow-up on Mid-to-Late Stage Wheat Management, Do a Good Job in Field Management to Ensure a Bumper Harvest
According to the agricultural situation dispatch of the Ministry of Agriculture at the end of March, the proportion of first- and second-class seedlings of winter wheat nationwide reached 86%, an increase of 2.3 percentage points over before winter, 3.1 percentage points over the same period last year, and 2 percentage points over the average of the same period in the past five years. This year, the national wheat area increased slightly while remaining stable,
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What to do when wheat seedlings are weak and sparse? Apply fertilizer in time to promote tillering
After wheat begins tillering, the number of tillers increases continuously with the growth and development of the plant, and the total number of stems and tillers reaches its maximum around jointing. After that, the later-emerging tillers die off one after another due to insufficient nutrients and other reasons, and the number of stems and tillers becomes basically stable only after heading. Generally, after tillers emerge
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Wheat blossom midge control is urgent, growers need to act in time
The wheat blossom midge is a highly concealed and devastating pest. Once it breaks out over a large area, it takes 5 to 7 years to bring it basically under control, so doing a good job of controlling the wheat blossom midge is very important. For this reason, a reporter recently made a special trip to interview
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What are the field management measures for summer corn in the middle and late stages
1) Timely intertillage and topdressing to meet nutrient needs. During the jointing to small trumpet stage (from 6 leaves unfolded to 10 leaves unfolded), apply fertilizer in combination with intertillage. Through intertillage, destroy wheat stubble, loosen the soil, and control weeds. Topdressing should be mainly nitrogen fertilizer; do not broadcast it on the soil surface. It should be concentrated near the roots
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Orchid cultivation experience sharing: master these key points to grow orchids well
Orchids have been one of the prominently famous ornamental flowers in our country since ancient times. Their soft and elegant leaves, quietly refined and pure white flowers, and distant and exquisite fragrance make them a treasure among flowers. There are about 500 genera and more than 10,000 species of Orchidaceae plants in our country. The orchids usually appreciated are the terrestrial orchid varieties in the genus Cymbidium.
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Chestnut Expansion Period Management Methods and Key Points
Timely fertilization In summer and autumn, apply fertilizer to the roots once a month, mainly nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizers. For trees with a per-tree yield of 50 kg or more, apply 0.75-1 kg of urea, 0.5-0.7 kg of monopotassium phosphate each time, or apply 1-1.5 kg of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium compound fertilizer, broadcast after rain or
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Management Methods and Technical Key Points After the Persimmon Tree Fruits
Timely fertilization: When the fruit's transverse diameter reaches 4~5 cm and when the fruit size has basically become fixed, apply fruit-swelling fertilizer and pre-harvest fertilizer, mainly with quick-acting, quick-dissolving nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium fertilizer. For fruiting trees over five years old, apply 1.5~2 kg of urea and 0.75~1 kg of monopotassium phosphate per tree, or apply nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium
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