Rice machine transplanting dry land tray-free rice seedling raising method
A rice machine and dryland technology, applied in rice cultivation, botany equipment and methods, horticulture, etc., can solve the problems of difficulty in picking seedlings, high cost of raising seedlings in seedling trays, easy root damage and broken roots, etc., so as to facilitate picking seedlings and avoid damage Seedling root system, the effect of machine transplanting
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[0021] A method for raising rice seedlings without a tray on machine-transplanted dry land includes the following steps:
[0022] (1) Seedling field preparation: Choose dry land with fertile soil, convenient irrigation and drainage, and convenient management as the seedling field. Open the box with a width of 1.0m. The bottom of the box is compacted to form the bed bottom. The soil with a width of 5cm around the box is not compacted. After the surface is compacted, the width of the compartment surface is 90cm, and the soil at the bottom of the compartment surface forms a dense layer with a thickness of 4cm, so that moisture and air can pass through freely. A trench with a depth of 10cm and a width of 15cm is set between adjacent two compartments;
[0023] (2) Rice seed preparation: the seeds are sun-dried, selected, soaked in liquid medicine, cleaned and germinated, so that the germination rate of the seeds exceeds 90%;
[0024] (3) Preparation before planting: first use a 0.5cm thic...
Embodiment 2
[0029] A method for raising rice seedlings without a tray on machine-transplanted dry land includes the following steps:
[0030] (1) Seedling field preparation: Choose dry land with fertile soil, convenient irrigation and drainage, and convenient management as the seedling field. Open the box with a width of 1.1m. The bottom surface of the box is compacted to form the bed bottom. The soil with a width of 10cm around the box surface is not compacted. After the surface is compacted, the width is 90cm, and the soil at the bottom of the compartment surface forms a dense layer with a thickness of 5cm, allowing moisture and air to pass freely. A trench with a depth of 13cm and a width of 17cm is set between adjacent two compartments;
[0031] (2) Rice seed preparation: the seeds are sun-dried, selected, soaked in chemical solution, washed and germinated to make the germination rate of the seeds reach 95%;
[0032] (3) Preparation before planting: first use a PVC board with a thickness of ...
Embodiment 3
[0037] (1) Seedling field preparation: Choose dry land with fertile soil, convenient irrigation and drainage, and convenient management as the seedling field. Open the box with a width of 1.2m. The bottom of the box is compacted to form the bed bottom. The soil with a width of 10cm around the box surface is not compacted. After the surface is compacted, the width is 100cm, and the soil at the bottom of the compartment surface forms a dense layer with a thickness of 5cm, allowing moisture and air to pass freely. A trench with a depth of 15cm and a width of 20cm is set between adjacent two compartments;
[0038] (2) Rice seed preparation: the seeds are sun-dried, selected, soaked in liquid medicine, washed and germinated, so that the germination rate of the seeds reaches 93%;
[0039] (3) Preparation before planting: first use a PVC board with a thickness of 0.5cm to divide the compartment surface into a 28cm wide seedbed, and then evenly spread a 4cm thick substrate or nutrient soil ...
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