Matrix for soil improvement

Abstract

The invention discloses a matrix for soil improvement. The matrix for each mu of land comprises components by weight as follows: 300-350 kg of chicken manure, 100-150 kg of sheep manure, 8-10 kg of potassium phosphate, 2-3 kg of potassium sulfate, 2-3 kg of sulfur, 1-2 kg of potassium fulvic acid, 10-15 kg of humus, 50-80 kg of animal visceral powder, 100-200 kg of biogas residues, 20-30 kg of distillers' grains, 2-3 kg of gypsum and 15-30 kg of calamine powder, and the matrix is uniformly mixed with surface soil in the depth of 10-15 cm. The planting method is simple, the cost is low, the yield is high, the yield of each mu of land can be higher than 4,000 kg, and the matrix is suitable for large-scale cultivation.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of vegetable planting, in particular to a soil improvement substrate. Background technique: [0002] Potatoes have a long history of planting, but the average yield of potatoes planted by traditional planting techniques is about 3,000 kilograms per mu. In addition, potatoes planted by existing planting methods have problems such as many diseases and insect pests and poor quality, which makes it difficult to obtain potato production. In addition, due to the large investment in seed potatoes, chemical fertilizers, and pesticides, not only the economic benefits are low, but also the soil is deteriorated and the ecological environment is damaged. Therefore, exploring new potato planting techniques has become a very important topic today. . Invention content: [0003] In order to better plant and cultivate potatoes in large quantities, the object of the present invention is to provide a soil improvement s...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Potatoes have a long history of planting, but the average yield of potatoes planted by traditional planting techniques is about 3,000 kilograms per mu. In addition, potatoes planted by existing planting methods have problems such as many diseases and insect pests and poor quality, which makes it difficult to obtain potato production. In addition, due to the large investment in seed potatoes, chemical fertilizers, and pesticides, not only the economic benefits are low, but also the soil is deteriorated and the ecological environment is damaged. Therefore, exploring new potato planting techniques has become a very important topic today.