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For high soybean yields, keep these four taboos in mind when planting

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First, avoid continuous cropping and alternating cropping. Continuous cropping can reduce yields by 15%-20%, and alternating cropping can reduce yields by 20%-25%. Second, avoid sowing untreated seed. Sowing untreated seed can cause disease, insect pests and rodent damage, affecting emergence rate and yield. Third, avoid planting across regions. Adjust measures to local conditions and meet the requirements of the accumulated temperature technical indicators needed by the variety; otherwise, it will affect maturity and cause yield reduction. Fourth, avoid applying fertilizer at the roots. The rhizobia at the soybean roots have a nitrogen-fixing effect. Applying nitrogen fertilizer at the roots not only causes unnecessary waste, but also damages the fibrous roots and causes yield reduction. Only in this way can high soybean yields be achieved with confidence.

First, avoid continuous cropping and alternating cropping. Continuous cropping can reduce yields by 15%-20%, and alternating cropping can reduce yields by 20%-25%. Second, avoid sowing untreated seed. Sowing untreated seed can cause disease, insect pests and rodent damage, affecting emergence rate and yield. Third, avoid planting across regions. Adjust measures to local conditions and meet the requirements of the accumulated temperature technical indicators needed by the variety; otherwise, it will affect maturity and cause yield reduction. Fourth, avoid applying fertilizer at the roots. The rhizobia at the soybean roots have a nitrogen-fixing effect. Applying nitrogen fertilizer at the roots not only causes unnecessary waste, but also damages the fibrous roots and causes yield reduction. Only in this way can high soybean yields be achieved with confidence.

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