A detailed guide to the whole soybean growing process, from sowing to harvest

Prepare a piece of fertile soil and plow it deeply with fertilizer. Then select some healthy, plump soybean seeds, put them in the sun to dry for one day, and treat the seeds with rhizobium for disinfection. Finally, sow the seeds into the soil at a spacing of 30-50cm. After the seeds sprout, all you need to do is carry out the basic management tasks such as weeding, watering and fertilizing, and pest and disease control.

Specific soybean growing techniques:

1. Seed selection

There is not much difficulty when selecting seeds; you just need to pick out plump, large seeds that are free of insect damage and in a dry state.

2. Treatment

Before sowing, the seeds should be dried in the sun; seeds in a dry state can germinate better. Before sowing, the seeds should be treated with rhizobium, stirred with 0.1%-0.2% rhizobium.

3. Soil

Soil plays a vital role in the growth of soybeans. Before planting, the soil should be prepared well; it is best to plow deeply more than 20 cm, with no stray branches of other crops, and the soil should be fine and even.

4. Sowing

When sowing, plant 3 to 4 seeds at a time; this can ensure the planting and survival rate. The sowing spacing should be about 30-50 cm. Water the seedbed until moist, and after sowing, cover the seeds with soil.

5. Management

After planting is completed, it needs to be managed, and weeding is a relatively important task, because if weeds grow too vigorously, they will compete for the various resources it needs to grow. The most common weeding method is spraying chemicals, and it is best to do it as early and while the weeds are as small as possible.

The above is the relevant introduction to the soybean growing process; I hope it is helpful to everyone.