A
sorghum cultivation method comprises the steps that firstly, the
ridge spacing is set, the interval between every two adjacent ridges ranges from 40 cm to 60 cm, and the
plant spacing is set and ranges from 20 cm to 30 cm; step 2, ploughing before
sowing: carrying out first rough ploughing before
sowing, and carrying out second fine ploughing in the
sowing process; step 3, sowing: sowing according to the set
plant spacing; and step 4, watering after sowing, and irrigating after sowing until the
earth surface is completely wet. The row spacing and the
ridge spacing are designed according to the local annual rainfall and the soil acidity and
alkalinity, meanwhile, a two-time ploughing mode is adopted, soil breaking is conducted through first-time ploughing, hardened large-block soil is smashed, soil refining can be achieved through second-time ploughing, and the yield of the soil is increased. Therefore, the occurrence of soil hardening in the whole growth period of the
sorghum can be reduced to the greatest extent, and the problem that the yield of the
sorghum is affected due to surface hardening when the sorghum is planted in marginal land is solved.