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What foliar fertilizer makes peanuts high-yielding? These several are recommended and work well
Which foliar fertilizer is best for high-yielding peanuts?
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What causes rotten pods in peanuts? Detailed explanation of prevention and control methods
Causes of rotten pods in peanuts and prevention and control methods
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Is flat planting or ridge planting better for peanuts? The key depends on the land conditions
Ridge planting versus flat planting of peanuts has always been a topic of debate among many friends, but personally I think ridge planting is currently a bit better, though some areas are still only suitable for flat planting. Here, Science Xingnong will chat with everyone about...
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The purpose of growth regulation in peanuts is to increase yield. What are the precautions?
Why regulate peanut growth? There are two reasons: first, to prevent lodging, and second, to prevent excessive vegetative growth. Both purposes are aimed at increasing yield. When is the right time to regulate peanut growth? There are three references. The first reference is the growth stage. The most...
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Paclobutrazol is commonly used for growth control in peanuts, but are you really using it correctly?
Paclobutrazol is a plant growth regulator commonly used in agricultural production. Because it is systemic, its efficacy can be absorbed by roots, stems, and leaves, and it regulates crop growth. However, when using paclobutrazol, attention must also be paid to the following...
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What Causes Empty Chestnuts in Chestnut Burrs? Detailed Control Measures
Causes of Empty Chestnut Burrs and Control Measures
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Peanut growth control has many benefits, yet it can easily lead to premature senescence in peanuts
After peanut growth control, plant growth is inhibited to a certain degree, which is often accompanied by the appearance of premature senescence. In fact, from the perspective of plant evolution, this is merely a stress response of the plant, advancing development to complete fruit maturation as early as possible...
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With good field management of peanuts, a yield of 800 jin per mu is within reach
Peanuts have always been a relatively high-yielding crop, and yields generally vary from plot to plot, but reaching a yield of 800 jin per mu is still very much within reach. Of course, this depends on proper planting management. Here I will share with you...
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Both corn and peanuts are treated with growth retardants; does rice need it too?
The answer is yes. Growth retardants are antagonists of gibberellin. As a plant growth regulator, they can effectively control excessive vegetative growth, promote reproductive growth, shorten internodes, and produce plants that are short, sturdy, thick, with well-developed root systems and resistance to lodging, as well as...
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