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How to handle several special situations after sowing cotton
1. Insufficient soil moisture: After sowing cotton, check the soil moisture promptly. For cotton fields with poor moisture and a risk of drying out, open a small furrow along the side of the seed furrow and water lightly; for cotton fields without irrigation conditions, press the soil before the seedlings emerge to raise moisture. 2. Rain after sowing: If it rains after cotton sowing, the soil surface tends to crust and form a hard shell. After the rain, loosen the soil with a hoe in time to break the crust and help the seedlings emerge. If the covering soil is too thick, scrape away soil to rescue the seedlings; the uncovered seedlings cannot withstand strong direct sunlight, so when scraping soil, be careful to leave a small amount of moist soil above the seedlings. 3. Incomplete emergence
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6 common situations that affect fish feeding
In intensive fishery production, the management of feed feeding is one of the main links in the entire production management. During the feed feeding process, the phenomenon of reduced feed intake by fish often occurs. Based on different situations in production, the author describes the reasons for reduced feed intake by farmed fish as follows: The first situation: fish are currently diseased, causing reduced feed intake by fish. For example, when diseases such as crucian carp internal sporidiosis, grass carp three diseases, channel catfish hemorrhage disease, and enteritis occur, the feed intake of fish is significantly reduced. When grass carp fingerlings and crucian carp
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Whether to feed urea to cattle depends on the forage situation
Feeding urea to cattle: urea can be digested by microorganisms in the cattle's rumen and synthesized into microbial protein, replacing part of the protein feed, so urea is a high-quality protein supplement feed for cattle. But urea is not protein after all, and its utilization efficiency is affected by many conditions. Generally speaking, feeding urea to cattle should be decided according to the forage situation. In winter and spring, when the diet is mainly based on rough and inferior feeds such as wheat straw, dry corn stalks and dry hay, urea can be added; in summer and autumn, when the diet is mainly based on green forage, it should not be fed. Tests have shown that when the crude protein content in the feed is
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Analysis of the Characteristics of Legume Vegetables and Their Pesticide Residue Situation
Do you like eating legumes? Do you know whether they have pesticide residues? Inspections have found that the pesticide residue failure rate of legume vegetables such as green beans, peas and common beans is as high as 63%. Among the pesticide residues detected were chlorothalonil and acetamiprid
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Latest news on African swine fever: carcass of a pot-bellied pig found in Taipei city today
The Taipei City Government already set up a "city-level inter-agency prevention and response task force" on the 4th. As the African swine fever epidemic has drawn intense public attention, the Animal Protection Office urged that people should not panic if they find a sick pig, and that once a pig owner is found to have arbitrarily dumped a carcass, they will instead be fined in accordance with the law, with the result being even more of a loss than a gain.
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Sea-drifted garbage carrying pig carcasses invades Kinmen, coast guard finds the situation unusual
0104 Sea-drifted pig scene"Coast guard brothers find the situation unusual! Sea-drifted garbage carrying pig carcasses invades Kinmen
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What to do when ivy leaves dry up? Five effective ways to improve the situation
Normally, ivy leaves are dark green and glossy, yet some plant lovers find that the ivy they grow has dried-up leaves, which is very distressing. So what should you do when ivy leaves dry up? Only by figuring out the main causes can you find the right solution
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