Integrated fertilization method under condition of NPKS of double-cropping crops of wheat and corn
A technology for corn stalks and crop stalks is applied in the field of integrated fertilization under the condition that the stalks of two crops of wheat and corn are returned to the field. Organic matter content, reduce the loss of excessive input, and ensure the effect of healthy growth
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[0041] Example 1: An integrated fertilization method under the condition of returning wheat stalks and corn stalks to the field, including returning wheat stalks to the field to sow corn, and returning corn stalks to the field to sow wheat. The steps are as follows:
[0042] (1) While harvesting the wheat, mechanically crush the wheat straw and cover the field with the wheat straw. Then, the no-tillage planter will sow the corn, stubble the wheat at the corn seedling stage, and fertilize at the corn seedling stage and the bell mouth stage;
[0043] (2) When the corn is mature, harvest the corn ears, crush the corn stalks and root stubble or combine the mechanical harvesting of the corn ears to crush the corn stalks and root stubble at the same time. The crushed corn stalks and root stubble are mixed evenly to cover the field, and then the soil is rotated or Deep ploughing and burying corn stalks, sowing wheat and applying fertilizer after soil preparation.
[0044] The effects of the...
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[0053] Embodiment 2: An integrated fertilization method under the condition of returning wheat stalks and corn stalks to the field, including returning wheat stalks to the field to sow corn, and returning corn stalks to the field to sow wheat, the steps are as follows:
[0054] (1) While harvesting the wheat, mechanically crush the wheat straw and cover the field with the wheat straw. Then, the no-tillage planter will sow corn, stubble the wheat at the corn seedling stage, and fertilize at the corn seedling stage and the bell mouth stage;
[0055] (2) When the corn is mature, harvest the ears of corn, mix the crushed corn stalks and root stubble to cover the field uniformly, apply the fertilizer and bury the corn stalks and fertilizer deeply, and sow the wheat after the ground preparation.
[0056] The effects of the overall P fertilizer application rate and distribution method on the yields and benefits of wheat and corn under the condition of all-in-one fertilization under the condi...
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[0062] Example 3: An integrated fertilization method under the condition of returning wheat and corn double crop stalks to the field, including returning wheat stalks to the field to sow corn, and returning corn stalks to the field to sow wheat, the steps are as follows:
[0063] (1) While harvesting the wheat, mechanically crush the wheat straw and cover the field with the wheat straw. Then, the no-tillage planter will sow corn, stubble the wheat at the corn seedling stage, and fertilize at the corn seedling stage and the bell mouth stage;
[0064] (2) When the corn is mature, the corn stalks are harvested by the combined machinery and the corn stalks and root stubble are crushed at the same time. The crushed corn stalks and root stubble are mixed to cover the field uniformly.
[0065] The effects of the overall dosage and distribution of K fertilizer on the yields and benefits of wheat and corn under the integrated fertilization method under the conditions of the above-mentioned two...
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