Biological method for improving available nutrients in paddy field by utilizing limnodrilus
A technology of quick-acting nutrients and water worms, applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, rice cultivation, fertilization methods, etc., can solve the problems of rice resistance and quality decline, soil quality decline, fertilizer loss, etc., and improve soil physical and chemical properties. , Simple operation, the effect of reducing the amount of chemical fertilizer
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[0011] The specific examples were carried out in the rice fields of Xujia Village, Sheling Town, Shuangyang District, Changchun City, Jilin Province from April to September 2007. The rice seed was "Jijing 88" (selected by the Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences). In late May, every 0.067hm 2 Raise 30kg of water silkworm species in the rice field, and do a good job of water level management, safety protection and water temperature control. Water silk worms are harvested as earthworms for the first time after 60 days of stocking, and sold as earthworms for the second time before rice harvesting. The rice is harvested at the end of September.
[0012] In the beginning of tillering, peak tillering, young panicle differentiation, booting, full heading, and maturity stages of rice, the soil available nitrogen content in the earthworm-growing rice field was 1.62%, 1.94%, 0.56%, and 2.19 respectively higher than that of the control rice field (CK) %, 4.80%, 4.28%, the soil available ph...
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