Method for planting vigna containing iodine
A planting method and cowpea technology are applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, land preparation methods, fertilization methods, etc., which can solve the problems of easy volatilization of inorganic iodine, iodine loss, difficulty in quantitatively evaluating biological effectiveness, etc., and achieve good lasting effect. , The effect of simple application, convenient long-distance transportation and storage
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[0029] 1) Select a slightly acidic sandy loam plot that has not been planted with leguminous crops within two years to plant cowpea. First, the land is plowed, raked, and leveled. 25 cm deep;
[0030] 2) Raise cowpea seeds on the seedbed. The thickness of the seed covering soil is 2 cm, and the small arch film is covered to keep warm. The seedbed should not only prevent the soil from being too dry, but also not water too much. When the cowpea seedlings are unearthed, strengthen ventilation and cooling to prevent excessive growth , when the first pair of true leaves are exposed but not unfolded, it is transplanted and planted, and the seedlings are hardened 4 days before planting to enhance stress resistance. Two rows can be planted in each border, so as to facilitate harvesting by cuttings, 2 plants in each hole;
[0031] 3) When the plant grows to 17 cm and is about to grow vines, insert the frame in time, and insert it into a "herringbone" shape with a bamboo pole, with a he...
Embodiment 2
[0034] 1) Select a slightly acidic, sandy soil plot that has not been planted with leguminous crops within two years to plant cowpea. 30 cm deep;
[0035] 2) Raise cowpea seeds on the seedbed. The thickness of the seed covering soil is 3 cm, and the small arch film is covered to keep warm. The seedbed should not only prevent the soil from being too dry, but also not water too much. When the cowpea seedlings are unearthed, strengthen ventilation and cooling to prevent excessive growth , when the first pair of true leaves are exposed but not unfolded, they can be transplanted and planted. The seedlings are hardened 5 days before planting to enhance stress resistance. Two rows can be planted in each plot for harvesting in racks, with 3 plants in each hole;
[0036] 3) When the plant grows to 33 cm and is about to grow vines, insert the frame in time and insert it into a "herringbone" shape with a bamboo pole. The height of the frame is 2.5 meters. Insert one in each hole and tilt...
Embodiment 3
[0039] 1) Select the slightly acidic, sandy loam plots that have not been planted with leguminous crops within two years to plant cowpea. 27 cm deep;
[0040] 2) Sow the cowpea seeds directly on the furrow, with a row spacing of 65 cm, a plant spacing of 27 cm, and a hole-sowing depth of 5 cm, with 54 seeds per hole. Ding seedlings at leaf time, remove weak, small and diseased seedlings, and leave 3 plants in each hole;
[0041] 3) When the plant grows to 25 cm and is about to grow vines, insert the frame in time, insert it into a "herringbone" shape with a bamboo pole, the height of the frame is 2.5 meters, insert one in each hole, and slightly tilt inward, every two intersect, the upper part Put bamboo poles at the intersections as beams, in the shape of a herringbone, and put them on the shelf at noon or afternoon on sunny days. When the side branches below the first inflorescence grow to more than 3 cm long, they should be removed in time to ensure that the main vine is s...
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