Van-type no-tillage improved high-yield cultivation method of cold mud field
A cultivation method and mud field technology are applied in the field of van-type no-tillage improvement and high-yield cultivation in cold mud fields, which can solve the problems of soaring prices, difficulty in promotion and application, high labor intensity, etc., so as to improve yield, promote tillering of rice, and increase the temperature of topsoil layer. Effect
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[0016] This example takes the shallow hilly winter paddy field in the southeastern part of the Sichuan Basin as an example: take the mud surface of the original flat field as the open box, the width of the box is 3m, and the length of 8m; the channel 4 is 30cm wide and 20cm deep, and the drain 5 is 30cm wide and deep. 30cm. Spread the ditching mud evenly along the length of the box on the entire surface of the box. Depending on the soil quality, it can be repeated 2-3 times to ensure that the surface of the box is 15-20cm above the water surface. Rice planting specifications are planted in wide and narrow rows, that is, 20cm narrow rows and 50cm wide rows. Conventional fertilization is used, and 100kg / mu silicon-calcium fertilizer is added as a modifier.
[0017] Through the field experiment, the box-type no-tillage rice yielded 568.62kg per mu, 1000-grain weight 28.4g, plant height 124.73cm, ear length 29.32cm, and the number of grains was 193.67 grains per ear; ...
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