Field Cultivation Techniques: Key Points and Methods Explained

There are many crops farmers can grow, but to create higher returns, they need to use their land rationally, for example through reasonable intercropping and relay cropping, and they need to know which crops can bring high returns.

People usually think of autumn as the harvest season, after which no more crops will be planted. This is because temperatures drop sharply after autumn, and many crops and fruits will not germinate in soil whose surface temperature is too low, let alone emerge as seedlings. By winter, many fruit trees cannot withstand the cold, and many do not survive the winter. But today the Huinong Network editor wants to introduce several fruits suitable for sowing in autumn. Let's take a look.

1. Citrus

In winter, everyone knows it is the season when citrus hits the market, so citrus is the first choice among fruits planted in early autumn. Citrus is cold-tolerant, and climate has little effect on it. Citrus is full of juice, and whether it is eaten directly or bought by juice factories to make juice, it is a good choice. Some good citrus varieties are even exported abroad, so the prospects for growing citrus can be said to be quite good.

2. Strawberry

Many people see strawberries on the market all year round, and those who have never grown strawberries certainly do not know exactly which season this fruit grows in. In fact, now that greenhouses exist, the season has little effect on this fruit. If strawberries are sown in autumn, the soil temperature at that time can still guarantee the strawberry emergence rate. Strawberries are very suitable for greenhouse cultivation, and strawberries look beautiful. During holidays, the demand for strawberries is very large. As long as fruit growers can ensure they have cold storage to keep strawberries, sowing strawberries in autumn can still bring fruit growers very high income.

3. Passion fruit

Passion fruit belongs to the category of tropical fruits and is mostly grown in the hot, windy climate regions of the south. The flesh of this fruit is sweet and sour, with an extremely high vitamin content. Many people like to use passion fruit flesh to make infused water. Especially girls who love beauty, those who want to whiten their skin and take care of it all like to use passion fruit to supplement vitamins.

Because of the special growing areas for passion fruit, temperatures in the southern coastal areas in autumn are not especially low, and passion fruit has a short growth cycle, so when planted in autumn, low temperatures have very little effect on passion fruit.

4. Lemon

Lemon is famous for its sourness. Its sour taste is very fresh, and its rich vitamins make many people like to pair lemon with honey. Its growth habits are similar to those of passion fruit, and it is also very suitable for planting in southern regions. If fruit growers plant it in the south and sell it in the north, because surface temperatures in northern regions are all below zero, the north is not a suitable production area for lemons. Accordingly, lemons can fetch a higher market price in the north, which also makes sowing lemons in southern regions in autumn a good choice.