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Intercropping Cultivation Technology for Watermelon and Chinese Yam in Large Arch Sheds
In early spring, using a large arch shed for intercropping watermelon with Chinese yam can bring the harvest and market time of both watermelon and Chinese yam more than 45 days earlier than open-field cultivation, thereby achieving relatively high economic benefits. 1. Arch shed structure. The shed is 7 m wide, the arch height at the center of the shed is 2.5 m, and the shed length depends on the plot.
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Early Spring Arch Shed Cultivation of Common Beans
The scientific name of the common bean is Phaseolus vulgaris (commonly known as the second-season bean or four-season bean), belonging to the genus Phaseolus in the Fabaceae family. The common bean originated in Mexico and Argentina in the Americas, and was first introduced and cultivated in China at the end of the 16th century. Morphological characteristics of the common bean: An annual twining or nearly upright herb. The stem is covered with short soft hairs or becomes hairless when old.
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Fish maw prices are expected to become more affordable! The Fisheries Research Institute has established a complete set of cage culture and breeding technology for fish
A new promising species for cage culture is about to emerge! After 3 years of effort, the Fisheries Research Institute has achieved
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Six key management practices to focus on after transplanting spring eggplant in a large arch shed
I. Temperature control For spring eggplant cultivated in a large arch shed, from transplanting until the seedlings recover, the shed should be kept closed to retain heat, keeping the temperature inside the shed at 28°C-30°C during the day and 15°C-20°C at night as much as possible. After the seedlings recover, attention should be paid to ventilation, keeping the shed temperature at 23°C-25°C during the day, generally not exceeding 33°C. II. Fertilizer and water management Under conditions of good soil moisture, water as little as possible before the first eggplant reaches the size of a walnut, to raise soil temperature and prevent flower and fruit drop. When the first eggplant reaches the size of a chicken egg, apply 10 kg of urea per 667 sq m along with watering. After that, appropriately increase the frequency of watering according to soil moisture.
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New technique for semi-underground arched shed cultivation of reishi mushroom
The method of cultivating reishi mushroom by stacking fungus bags into walls and covering with soil in a semi-underground arched shed has many advantages. First, a semi-underground shed costs less to build than a ground-level shed, saving 40% on shed construction costs; second, water management is convenient, as it is only necessary to keep the casing soil layer adequately moist; third, mushrooms emerge from one end, concentrating nutrients, so the reishi mushrooms grown are robust and of good quality; fourth, a semi-underground arched shed is warm in winter and cool in summer. When the outdoor ground temperature is around 40°C in summer, the temperature inside the shed does not exceed 36°C, and in winter it is 3°C--4°C higher than ground level. The skylights on the shed roof can meet the light requirements and provide ventilation. The technique is briefly described as
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6 Key Points of Small Arch Shed Cultivation Technology for Pumpkin in Early Spring
Main causes of pumpkin fruit abortion: excessively high temperatures are unfavorable for pumpkin fruit setting and fruit enlargement, causing fruit abortion; excessive fertilizer and water, especially after pumpkin harvest, when pruning cannot keep up, causing excessive vegetative growth of pumpkin plants and fruit abortion; pest and disease damage causing fruit abortion. To prevent pumpkin fruit abortion, the following measures can be taken: First, ...
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How to train the vines of bitter melon in arched sheds? Detailed technical points
How should bitter melon in arched sheds be vine-trained? Please advise. When visiting the countryside, I saw that many vegetable growers left too many lateral vines on their arched-shed bitter melon, resulting in poor air circulation and light penetration, slow plant growth, and a serious impact on increasing bitter melon yields. When asked why they did not train the vines, the growers said that bitter melon mainly sets fruit on lateral vines,...
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Spring Arch-Shed Lotus Root Cultivation Technique: Fresh Lotus Root Can Be Supplied in Midsummer
Fresh Lotus Root Can Be Supplied in Midsummer: Spring Arch-Shed Lotus Root Cultivation Technique
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How to manage cabbage after transplanting in small arch sheds?
Management of cabbage after transplanting in small arch sheds
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