The correct method and key technical points for earthing up sesame

(Agricultural Wealth Network) After sesame emerges, hoe weeds and loosen the soil on the bed surface, then immediately earth up the soil and weeds from the furrow onto the ridge surface, achieving the goals of intertillage, weed control, earthing up and clearing the furrow; this can be done 3 times during the seedling stage. For drilled summer sesame, carry it out in stages in combination with intertillage and weeding; each time you weed and loosen the soil, use a hoe to lightly bring soil and weeds to the base of the plants. For hole-sown sesame, earth up in combination with loosening the soil between rows and applying fertilizer. Earthing up for drilled autumn sesame is the same as for drilled summer sesame.