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What are the benefits of winter irrigation for kiwifruit? Fruit growers should know early
What are the benefits of winter irrigation for kiwifruit
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When is the most suitable time for winter irrigation of kiwifruit?
When is the suitable time for winter irrigation of kiwifruit
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The Role of Winter Irrigation for Grapes and a Detailed Explanation of Watering Methods
The Role and Methods of Winter Irrigation for Grapes
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What are the benefits of winter irrigation for fruit trees? Explained clearly in one article
The benefits of winter irrigation for fruit trees
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Detailed Explanation of Irrigation Techniques for Mountain Apple Orchards
Irrigation Techniques for Mountain Apple Orchards
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Detailed Explanation of Grape Water-Saving Irrigation Methods and Technical Points
Grape Water-Saving Irrigation Methods
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Irrigation and Drainage of Jujube Trees
Water is one of the indispensable substances for the life activities of jujube trees. The more vigorous the physiological activity of a part, the higher its water content: the water content of root tips and tender shoots is 60-90%. The water content of leaves is 80-85%, and the water content of the trunk is 40-55%. During its growth and development, the jujube tree consumes a large amount of water; for example, photosynthesis consumes 125-1000 kg of water for every 1 gram of dry matter produced. At the same time, to regulate tree temperature, the jujube tree consumes a large amount of water through transpiration. Water is also the medium for all biochemical
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Key Points of Irrigation Techniques and Detailed Watering Methods for Jujube Orchards
Although jujube trees have strong drought resistance and heavy rainfall is unfavorable to jujube production, if there is drought and a lack of water, the growth and development of jujube trees are also adversely affected. During the growing season, jujube trees require a relative soil moisture content of 65%-70%. This is especially true during the flowering period and the rapid fruit growth period before pit hardening, when they are very sensitive to soil moisture. When the relative soil moisture content is less than 55% or greater than 80%, young fruit growth is hindered, and flower and fruit drop is severe. During the slow growth period after fruit pit hardening, when the relative moisture content drops to 30%-50%, the flesh cells lose turgor pressure and soften, and growth
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Correct use of drip irrigation in greenhouse vineyards
How is drip irrigation used in greenhouse vineyards? Drip irrigation is the most ideal technique for watering grapes in greenhouses; it has advantages such as saving water, increasing yield, lowering temperature, saving labor and high efficiency. 1. Making simple drip irrigation: build a reservoir with a capacity of 3-5 cubic meters and a height of 1-3 m at the head of the greenhouse, install a gate valve and a water meter at the reservoir outlet pipe, and use 38 mm plastic pipe as the lateral pipe inside the greenhouse, connected to the reservoir outlet pipe. There are two layout forms for the branch pipes and lateral pipes:
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