A Simplified Fertilization Method for Wheat and Peanut Anniversary in Hilly Land
A fertilization method and technology for hilly land, applied in the field of agricultural fertilization, can solve the problems of lack of slow and controlled release fertilizer or long-acting fertilizer type, difficult operation of top dressing, low nutrient utilization rate, etc., so as to prevent soil and nutrient loss and save labor input. Cost, effect of improving soil physical properties
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[0040] A method for simplified fertilization of wheat and peanuts in a hilly year, the steps are as follows:
[0041] (1) Apply 150 kg of chicken manure commercial organic fertilizer per acre 2 days before wheat sowing, and spread it evenly on the ground;
[0042] (2) Two days before wheat sowing, the required nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are evenly sprinkled on the surface, and at the same time, 54kg of quicklime and 1.2kg of zinc sulfate are sprinkled per mu. Among them, the amount of nitrogen fertilizer applied in terms of pure N accounts for 1% of winter wheat and summer peanuts. 25% of the total nitrogen nutrients required per acre in the two seasons of the year, and the amount of phosphorus fertilizer applied is expressed as P 2 o 5 It accounts for 60% of the total nutrient requirements of phosphorus fertilizer per acre in two seasons of winter wheat and summer peanut in a year, and the amount of potassium fertilizer applied is expressed in K 2 O acco...
Embodiment 2
[0048] A method for simplified fertilization of wheat and peanuts in a hilly year, the steps are as follows:
[0049] (1) Apply 1200 kg of decomposed soil miscellaneous manure per mu 2 days before wheat sowing, evenly spread on the ground;
[0050] (2) One day before wheat sowing, the required nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are evenly sprinkled on the surface, and at the same time, 50kg of quicklime and 1.5kg of zinc sulfate are sprinkled per mu. 30% of the total nitrogen nutrients required per acre in the two seasons of the year, and the amount of phosphorus fertilizer applied is expressed as P 2 o 5 It accounts for 65% of the total nutrient requirements of phosphorus fertilizer per acre in two seasons of winter wheat and summer peanut in a year, and the amount of potassium fertilizer applied is expressed in K 2 O accounts for 48% of the total potassium nutrients per mu required for winter wheat and summer peanuts in two seasons a year; specifically, the amo...
Embodiment 3
[0056] A method for simplified fertilization of wheat and peanuts in a hilly year, the steps are as follows:
[0057] (1) Apply 200 kg of chicken manure commercial organic fertilizer per acre one day before wheat sowing, and spread it evenly on the ground;
[0058] (2) One day before wheat sowing, the required nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are evenly spread on the ground, and at the same time, 65kg of quicklime and 1kg of zinc sulfate are sprinkled per mu. 22% of the total nutrients needed for nitrogen fertilizer per acre in two seasons, and the amount of phosphorus fertilizer applied is expressed as P 2 o 5 It accounts for 66% of the total nutrient requirements of phosphorus fertilizer per acre in two seasons of winter wheat and summer peanut in a year, and the amount of potassium fertilizer applied is expressed in K 2 O accounts for 50% of the total potassium nutrients required per acre for winter wheat and summer peanuts in two seasons a year; specificall...
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