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Four unfavorable factors in paddy field management

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1. The time for land preparation and field soaking is short, the clods are large, and seedlings are transplanted before the soil is thoroughly soaked; salt removal and alkali washing are incomplete, making salt damage likely and harming seedling growth and development. 2. This year there are many windy days and cloudy days with large temperature differences, so the seedlings cannot be properly ventilated and hardened, which is unfavorable for recovery after transplanting. 3. The masses have a relatively strong fear of water, transplanting in deep water and managing with deep water, which is unfavorable for raising soil temperature after transplanting, early rooting, early seedling growth, and early tillering. 4. Water stored from last winter to this spring is of poor quality, and soil salinity is high, making the rice growing environment unfavorable.

1. The time for land preparation and field soaking is short, the clods are large, and seedlings are transplanted before the soil is thoroughly soaked; salt removal and alkali washing are incomplete, making salt damage likely and harming seedling growth and development.

2. This year there are many windy days and cloudy days with large temperature differences, so the seedlings cannot be properly ventilated and hardened, which is unfavorable for recovery after transplanting.

3. The masses have a relatively strong fear of water, transplanting in deep water and managing with deep water, which is unfavorable for raising soil temperature after transplanting, early rooting, early seedling growth, and early tillering.

4. Water stored from last winter to this spring is of poor quality, and soil salinity is high, making the rice growing environment unfavorable.

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