A method for preventing and controlling soil erosion in slope land by intercropping corn and Angelica dahurica
A technology of Angelica dahurica and corn, applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, horticulture, grain cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of time-consuming, labor-intensive, economical and ecological benefits, high labor costs, and large ecological risks, and can increase yield and improve canopy closure. degree, good ecology and economic benefits
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[0018] 1) Soil preparation and basal fertilizer application: Choose a slope with an altitude of 200-800m, well-drained, deep soil, loose and fertile, humus-containing soil or sandy soil, plow 25-30cm deep, apply 1500kg of farmyard manure per mu, and level the soil Thin, made into a 100-180cm wide flat furrow, with three furrows;
[0019] 2) Sowing: Corn is sown in the middle and early May. When sowing corn, 7 grams of diammonium phosphate is applied to each hole. Mix it with fine sand, sprinkle it evenly, cover with soil, and cover with straw. With every 5 belts as a unit, plant three rows of Angelica dahurica between every two rows of corn. The distance between corn plants is 90cm, and the row spacing is 160cm.
[0020] 3) Intertillage and weeding: manual weeding is adopted, corn is weeded 3 times in May, July and August every year; Angelica dahurica is weeded 3 times in October every year, March and May of the next year;
[0021] 4) Water management: keep the soil water con...
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