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How to manage soybeans during the seed-filling stage? A detailed explanation of the latest management key points
In soybean production, the soybean seed-filling stage is a relatively important period and has a fairly large impact on yield. At this time, growth is in a vigorous phase, the seeds gradually swell, and it is the period when soybeans accumulate the most dry matter. So how should soybeans be managed during the seed-filling stage? Let us
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What are the key points to note when storing soybeans? A full analysis of the latest essentials
Soybeans are one of the important food crops in our country, with an extremely high protein content. After harvest, many issues must be noted during storage. Once the storage method is improper, it may lead to deterioration and mold, seriously affecting soybean quality. So when it comes to storage,
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How to manage wheat during the grain-filling stage? A detailed explanation of the latest key points
The grain-filling stage of wheat has a very large impact on wheat yield and quality, and it is the most critical link in the wheat planting process. So how should wheat be managed during the grain-filling stage? Below, the editor will share with you the management techniques for the wheat grain-filling stage. Let's take a look. 1,
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How to Prevent and Control Wheat Lodging? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Methods
After wheat is planted, the problem most likely to occur when rain comes is wheat lodging. There are many causes of wheat lodging, but they are all related to the toughness of the wheat stem, and also to the weather. When this problem is encountered during production, it means that the specific cause of lodging must be identified based on how it occurs
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Timing of Wheat Irrigation Matters: Keep the Latest Precautions in Mind
Everyone knows that wheat needs watering during the growing process. Wheat irrigation generally has 4 periods, but these four periods do not all require watering, and sometimes watering too much can affect wheat growth. Let's learn about wheat together with the editor below.
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A Detailed Guide to the Latest Prevention Methods for Late Spring Cold Damage in Wheat
In spring, temperatures rise relatively quickly, but in the later part of spring, prolonged rainy weather or cold air outbreaks can easily cause late spring cold, which has a huge impact on wheat growth and development at this time and seriously harms wheat yield and quality. So what should be done about late spring cold in wheat?
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How to manage rice during the green-up stage? Latest technical method tutorial
After rice is transplanted, the leaves turn from green to yellow, and then from yellow back to green; this process is called the green-up stage. This stage determines the number of panicles and lays the foundation for the development of grains per panicle, so it is extremely important. So how should rice be managed during the green-up stage? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction.
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What to Do When Rice Seedlings Hit a Late Spring Cold Snap? The Latest Countermeasures
Spring is precisely the season for rice planting, but a late spring cold snap often inevitably occurs, affecting rice sowing, emergence and growth, and bringing incalculable losses to farmers. So what should you do when rice seedlings hit a late spring cold snap? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction
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How to shorten the slow recovery period of rice? A detailed explanation of the latest methods
Spring is the period when all things revive, and it is also the time when rice transplanting work has begun, but after rice transplanting it takes several days to grow new roots, which is the rice seedling recovery period. If the time is too long, it will cause the rice to die, so how can the slow recovery period of rice be shortened?
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Analysis of the Latest Reasons for Slow Growth After Rice Planting
The rise in spring temperatures marks the beginning of farming and planting. Many farmers have reported slow growth after planting rice. What is going on? What are the reasons for slow growth after rice planting? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction. 1. Phytotoxicity First is the phytotoxicity caused by excessive pesticide use. Phytotoxicity may cause slow growth of seedlings, because the scope of pesticide use is limited, and improper use or too high a concentration will cause damage. For example, spraying herbicide on seedlings, which have weak resistance, may inhibit their growth and cause them to grow slowly. In addition, the combined use of multiple chemicals is a main reason for their mixing or causing plant toxicity.
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