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Weed control in summer sesame fields: master three stages and use the right herbicides to prevent weed infestation
The seedling stage of summer sesame coincides with high temperatures and frequent rain, making weed infestation likely. This article explains the dosage and methods for three stages: soil-closing treatment after sowing but before emergence, non-selective paraquat weed control before emergence, and selective quizalofop-p-ethyl weed control after emergence, helping you effectively control grass weeds.
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How to choose and maintain a cart-type electrostatic sprayer? More efficient field spraying
The cart-type electrostatic sprayer is a commonly used spraying machine for field management. This article introduces its electrostatic spraying principle, key points for choosing new and used machines, and daily maintenance methods, helping growers pick the right equipment, spray with less effort, and improve pesticide utilization.
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How to Use Corn and Sugarcane Straw Returning Machines in Autumn: Techniques and Precautions
Autumn mechanized straw returning technology refers to the use of different straw crushing and returning machines to directly chop and return corn, rice, sugarcane and other straw to the field. (1) Corn straw returning technology 1. Technical content After corn ears are picked, use a corn straw returning machine to chop the corn
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What are the benefits of using sprinkler irrigation machines for field irrigation?
Sprinkler irrigation machines are one of the ideal water-saving irrigation tools suited to China's national conditions. They come in many types, and each type has different advantages, but each type of sprinkler irrigation machine is suited to different places; for example, some cannot be used in fields. So what are the benefits of using
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How much does field thistle cost per jin? A detailed guide to its edible uses and benefits
Field thistle (Cirsium setosum), commonly known among the people as cìjiǎoyá or cìjiǎo, generally grows wild in wastelands, grasslands, mountain forests, roadsides, shrublands, fields, forest edges and beside streams, and is sometimes cultivated artificially for medicinal use. So, how much does field thistle cost per jin? How is it eaten? What effects does it have? One
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How to Use Plastic Mulching Technology in Sweet Potato Fields
Mulching and planting sweet potatoes with plastic film can raise low temperatures, preserve soil moisture, prevent soil compaction and reduce weed damage. So how do you mulch sweet potatoes with plastic film? How do you use plastic mulching technology in sweet potato fields? 1. Mulching methods: mulching after transplanting seedlings and planting after mulching.
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What herbicide to use for purple nutsedge in corn, peanut and soybean fields
Purple nutsedge, also known as Cyperus rotundus, dry three-edge, thunder god's head, etc., is a perennial herbaceous plant. During its growing period, it can rapidly reproduce and grow in a short time at a rate several times or even dozens of times, quickly occupying the ground, and has an extremely strong ability to compete with crops for fertilizer and water. So purple nutsedge
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Herbicide Selection and Use in Corn and Wheat Fields, and How to Identify and Remedy Herbicide Damage
Herbicides are chemicals that can kill weeds completely or selectively; also called weedkillers, they are a class of substances used to eliminate or inhibit plant growth. So which herbicide is best for corn and wheat fields? How should it be used? What are the methods for identifying and remedying herbicide damage?
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What Does the Armyworm Look Like and What Pesticide to Use? A Detailed Guide to Control Techniques
The armyworm is an insect, also known as the millet cutworm and the branch-cutting worm. Common names include the five-colored worm and wheat silkworm. Its hosts include wheat, rice, millet, corn and other cereal grain crops, as well as cotton, beans, vegetables and more than 104 species of plants in over 16 families. So what does the armyworm look like? What pesticide works best
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What are the causes of late maturity in soybeans? How to spot and avoid it in time
During the soybean growing period, late maturity is the most common thing, and also the thing that troubles farmers most, because late-maturing soybeans will quite noticeably affect soybean yield, but if controlled properly, it can still be prevented and controlled to some extent. So the causes of late maturity in soybeans are
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