Soil-fixing device for fruit tree cultivation on sloping land

Abstract

The invention discloses a soil fixing device for slope fruit tree cultivation. The device comprises upper and lower surrounding edges and a plurality of longitudinal rods connected between the upper and lower surrounding edges. Soil fixing protecting nets are connected among the longitudinal rods; a first reinforcing rod is fixed on the upper surrounding edge, the upper surrounding edge and the first reinforcing rod are of tubular structures and communicate with each other, and a water inlet connector and a water outlet connector are also formed in the upper surrounding edge; the first reinforcing rod is connected to a water seepage pipe communicating with the first reinforcing rod; a temperature and humidity sensor is also arranged on a second reinforcing rod; a connecting plate is fixed between the ends, on the same side, of the upper and lower surrounding edges, and a plurality of connecting sheets are fixed on the lower surrounding edge and the second reinforcing rod. The soil fixing device for slope fruit tree cultivation also comprises a plurality of inserting rods which penetrate through a first connecting hole or a second connecting hole to fix with a slope. The device disclosed by the invention can play a role of stabilizing and fixing soil on the roots of the fruit trees which are cultivated on the slope, and meanwhile, can directly provide irrigating water for the roots of the fruit trees.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of soil-fixing devices for cultivation on slopes, in particular to a soil-fixing device for cultivation of fruit trees on slopes. Background technique [0002] There are many sloping lands in the forest area, which are not suitable for growing food due to the inclination of the sloping lands, but a large area of ​​sloping lands can be used to plant fruit trees. Because fruit trees are perennial plants, as long as they are planted once, they can be harvested due to proper maintenance every year. Therefore, using slopes to plant fruit trees can maximize the economic benefits of slopes in mountain forests. However, at present, there are still many shortcomings that are difficult to overcome when planting fruit trees on slopes. First, because the slopes are steep, when fruit trees grow to a certain height, they are easy to fall under the invasion of wind and rain, making their roots and the soil on the roots In addition...

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However, at present, there are still many shortcomings that are difficult to overcome when planting fruit trees on slopes. First, because the slopes are steep, when fruit trees grow to a certain height, they are easy to fall under the invasion of wind and rain, making their roots and the soil on the roots In addition, due to the poor water storage capacity of the slopes, it is difficult for the fruit trees planted on the slopes to obtain sufficient water. Even if water supply measures such as frequent sprinkler irrigation are taken, the water supply is easy It flows along the slope to the bottom of the slope, and it is difficult to fully infiltrate the roots of fruit trees. Therefore, the irrigation effect of fruit trees on slopes is not only ineffective, but also wastes water resources.

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