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New-type professional farmers become urgently needed talent for modern agriculture
Rural young people have gone to work in factories one after another. Who will farm the land tomorrow, and how will it be farmed? This is a realistic question that must be answered. It is said that "without agriculture, there is no stability." Whether from the perspective of ensuring supply or from the perspective of ecology, Suzhou must ensure the foundation of agriculture, and the "four million mu"
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Ministry of Agriculture Deploys Corn Armyworm Prevention and Control Work, Going All Out to Secure Grain from Pest Damage
According to this website, August is an important stage for corn growth and yield formation in the main producing areas of Northeast China, North China, and the Huang-Huai region, and it is also a critical period for armyworm outbreaks. On July 30, the Ministry of Agriculture issued an urgent notice on doing a good job in corn armyworm monitoring and prevention and control, requiring relevant areas
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Combining Farmyard Manure with Chemical Fertilizer Is the Scientific Way to Fertilize
Although the three autumns have passed, the fertilizer trade war still rages. As the saying goes, "A crop is a flower, and it all depends on fertilizer to keep it going," and the debate among farmers over whether farmyard manure or chemical fertilizer should rule the roost continues. Chemical fertilizer trade war spreads across town and countryside. In Youjia Village, Qingcheng Town, Gaoqing County, Shandong Province, 55-year-old farmer
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What do beet armyworm larvae and adults look like? A detailed breakdown of their morphological features
We know that the beet armyworm is a pest, but do you understand its ecological habits and morphology? Let's take a look together. Ecological habits: The adult beet armyworm hides by day and comes out at night, resting on the undersides of leaves or in dark places during the day, and beginning activity and mating after sunset.
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What Is the Fall Armyworm? A Detailed Guide to Its Damage, Impact and Control Methods
The fall armyworm is a moth native to the tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas, and is recognized by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) as a major global agricultural pest. It is also a common corn pest. The larvae of the fall armyworm eat many different crops, feeding mainly on
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A Detailed Guide to Fermenting Farmyard Manure and Mixing It with Chemical Fertilizers
Farmyard manure is abundant in sources, comprehensive in nutrients and stable and long-lasting in fertilizer effect, but it contains low levels of nutrients and has a slow fertilizer effect. Chemical fertilizers have high nutrient content and a rapid, strong fertilizer effect, but their nutrients are relatively single. So how is farmyard manure fermented? And what are the methods for mixing it with chemical fertilizers? 1. Farmyard
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A Detailed Guide to Natural Fermentation and Correct Use of Farmyard Manure
Farmyard manure comes in a great many types, has wide sources and large quantities, can be obtained and used locally, and costs relatively little. Although farmyard manure has advantages such as rich nutrient content and loosening the soil, it also has disadvantages such as low available content and slow fertilizer effect. Below
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Cultivation methods for Spikenard (Japanese parsley): fertilize mainly with farmyard manure
Abstract. Land preparation and bed making: deep plow the land about 25cm, apply high-quality farmyard manure, and make long beds. Planting: choose early to mid-June for planting, and water thoroughly after planting. Fertilizing: fertilize only after the seedlings have recovered, about once every 1 month, mainly with farmyard manure, if conditions
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What insecticide works well for controlling fall armyworm in corn?
The fall armyworm is an invasive pest from abroad that causes great damage to corn and other grain crops, and if not controlled in time it can lead to total crop failure. So what insecticide should be used for fall armyworm in corn? 1. What insecticide should be used for fall armyworm in corn? Fall armyworm insecticide
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Which pesticides give good control results against the fall armyworm?
The fall armyworm is a common pest in farmland. Its larvae can devour the stems and leaves of gramineous plants in large quantities, and the range of crops it damages is very wide. Many farmers get a headache as soon as they see it. So which pesticides control the fall armyworm? 1. What pesticides control the fall armyworm
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