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  • Full-film double-ridge furrow sowing cultivation technique for potato, suitable for arid regions

    The full-film double-ridge furrow sowing cultivation technique for potato is a drought-resistant planting technique suitable for the arid and semi-arid regions of northern China, achieved by forming large and small ridges according to belt width and implementing full-ground coverage, integrating moisture conservation, rainwater harvesting, warming and yield increase. Its main advantages are: (1) By fully covering the large and small ridges with plastic film, all rainfall during the potato growing period is fully collected; in particular, the tiny rainfall of about 5 mm in spring is gathered through the film surface into the rainwater harvesting furrows, effectively solving the problem of sowing being seriously affected by spring drought in dryland farming areas, thereby ensuring normal emergence of potatoes;

  • Key Points of High-Ridge Double-Row Potato Cultivation Technology

    High-ridge double-row potato cultivation refers to a planting method using wide and narrow rows, where soil from the wide rows is hilled onto the narrow rows, forming raised beds that stand more than 25cm above the ground. Trials have confirmed that potatoes grown on ridges and beds have the advantages of earlier emergence, a higher proportion of large and medium tubers, and higher yields; ridge-bed cultivation increases yield by 19.1% compared with flat-bed cultivation. The specific cultivation techniques are as follows: 1. Fine seedbed preparation. Potato is a shallow-rooted crop. After the tubers are planted and before emergence, the better the root system develops in the soil, the stronger the plant growth after the seedlings emerge.

  • To raise the per-unit yield of double-season rice in Jiangxi, the key lies in changing the "six mores and six lesses" phenomenon

    Rice is the most important food crop in Jiangxi, and increasing the per-unit yield of double-season rice is an important way to ensure Jiangxi's position as a major grain-producing region and to ensure that Jiangxi makes a greater contribution to the country's food security. In recent years, although the per-unit yield of double-season rice in Jiangxi has risen steadily, the phenomenon of a relatively low per-unit yield level has still not improved much. Compared with neighbouring Hunan, it is 50-60 kg lower per 667 sq m. Analysis shows that the "six mores and six lesses" phenomenon is the main reason for Jiangxi's low rice per-unit yield. 1. More seeding rate, less seed used. Cultivating

  • Detailed Explanation of the Double-Sided Fruiting Method for Oyster Mushroom Beds

    Using the double-sided fruiting method for oyster mushroom beds (Pleurotus ostreatus) makes effective use of the mushroom house space and increases the yield per unit area of the beds. The key technical points are as follows: 1. Bed equipment. Build a frame inside the mushroom house with moso bamboo or standing timber, generally 2 m high, with 3 tiers of beds, each tier spaced 60-65 cm apart, and the length depending on the actual conditions of the mushroom house. There are two widths: 55 cm for single-side management and 110 cm for double-side management. The bottom board of each bed tier is made by nailing thin wooden slats, with each slat spaced (gap) 1.5-2 cm apart. 2. Spreading substrate and inoculation

  • Detailed Explanation of High-Efficiency Double-Layer Mulch Cultivation Technology for Garlic

    Qi Xinqiang, a garlic farmer in Qijiazhuang Village, Dingzhou City, Baoding, has grown mulched garlic for many years and, in the course of production, worked out a cultivation technique using double-layer plastic film mulch for garlic, achieving an earlier market launch for the garlic and relatively high yields, with a per-mu yield increase of more than 10%. It is worth the study and reference of vegetable growers in the major garlic-producing areas. The cultivation technique is introduced below: 1. Selection of excellent varieties. Select Shandong Guanxian garlic, an excellent garlic variety from Shandong Province and also an important export variety. Each garlic bulb has 7-8 cloves, the outer skin is slightly purplish-red, the skin is thin, the cloves are plump, the pungency is strong

  • Two-crop Double-season Garlic Cultivation Techniques

    I. What is two-crop (double-season) garlic. So-called two-crop (double-season) garlic means planting one season of early green garlic and one season of plastic-film garlic (also called harvest garlic, harvested for scapes and bulbs) within the year. II. Benefits of two-crop garlic 1. It can effectively raise land utilization and realize a "three plantings, three harvests" or "four plantings, four harvests" cropping system in one year, namely "corn → green garlic → harvest garlic" or "corn → watermelon or winter melon → green garlic → harvest garlic". Every year 4-5 days before the "Qingming" solar term, plant 2 rows of corn along the edge rows of the garlic (planting waxy fresh corn is best), and leave the corn stalks to cover the garlic; interplant early watermelon or winter melon in the wide rows of the garlic (harvest garlic) (watermelon or winter melon is grown by the seedling transplanting method), and harvest garlic bulbs in batches while the watermelon or winter melon grows; plant green garlic around mid-July, and lift and market the garlic from late September to early October; plant plastic-film harvest garlic in mid-to-late October.

  • What does the double-layer box cultivation method for Gastrodia elata mean?

    First place a 6 cm thick layer of soybean stalks or sesame stalks (they must be fresh stalks free of mold and rot) in the bottom of the box, level it with growing substrate, plant the first layer of Gastrodia tubers according to the single-layer planting method, and add 3 cm of growing substrate (half of the whole box). Then plant the second layer in the same way as the first layer, and fill with growing substrate until the box is full.

  • Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Super-High-Yield Cultivation of Double-Season Rice in South China

    (1) Sow at the right time and cultivate strong seedlings. For early rice, use dry-raised seedlings, with a seeding rate generally of 90 g/m2 and a sowing period in mid-to-late March; for late rice, use sparse sowing for strong seedlings or two-stage seedling raising, with a seed rate of about 1.0 kg per mu. (2) Ridge and bed cultivation. Bed width 3-4 m, ditch width 0.2-0.25 m, and open surrounding ditches well to facilitate water management and field operation management. (3) Wide-row close planting. The planting density is 30-40 hills/sq m, with a row spacing of about 25 cm. Generally, early rice has 3-4 seedlings per hill, and late rice is transplanted as single seedlings or double seedlings, ensuring

  • High-yield cultivation techniques for no-till direct seeding in rapeseed-rice double cropping

    Zhejiang Province is relatively economically developed, with high labor costs. At the same time, as diesel prices rise, the cost of mechanical plowing of farmland increases, and the production cost of grain and oil crops increases year by year. For this reason, Zhejiang Province carried out trials, demonstrations and extension of high-yield cultivation techniques for no-till direct seeding in rapeseed-rice double cropping, which reduced the production cost of grain and oil crops and improved planting efficiency. According to surveys, each mu of no-till direct-seeded rapeseed saves 62.5 yuan in costs and increases efficiency compared with transplanted rapeseed, and each mu of no-till direct-seeded late rice saves 70.24 yuan in costs and increases efficiency compared with plowed and transplanted late rice. The annual cumulative cost saving and efficiency increase of no-till direct seeding cultivation in rapeseed-rice double cropping is 132.74 yuan.

  • What are the key points for shaping a double-trunk bonsai?

    The so-called double trunk refers to a tree with two trunks, as opposed to the single trunk, such as the straight trunk or curved trunk, which has only one trunk. Secondly, the trunks can also be distinguished by thickness and length: the thicker one is the main trunk, and the thinner one is the secondary trunk. If the secondary trunk is especially thin and short, the situation resembles that of a parent and child, and it is called a parent-child double trunk. (1) Selecting the planting material The primary consideration for the double-trunk tree style is harmony. This includes balanced factors such as the branching, length and thickness of the trunks, so special attention should be paid when selecting the planting material. At the same time, the following three points should also be grasped